THE CHEMIST & DRUGGIST - 26 JANUARY 1916

&ten Pankirps ftd., fondon,

Manufacturers of

EXTRACT OF MALT WITH COD LIVER OIL,
( n.P.C STAlVDj*. KB)

EXTRACT OF MALT,

NORWEGIAN COD LIVER. OIL.
COD LIVER OIL EMULSION, ETC..

•c Supplied in Bulk or Packed for Sale.

Samples So Prices forwarded on request.
m9K£ OMR IN<«T THIS I3«W£

INDEX ft BUYKHS' GUIDE, PAGfcS 5 to S

TILE 1'llK.YltST AND DRUGGIST January

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Wright s Coal Tar Soap

WINDOW DISPLAY

COMPETITION

(Ending December 31, 1915)

1st Prize £25

J. W. Harper, Starbeck Pharmacy, Harrogate

2nd Prize £15

Mr. Folkard, Chemist, York

3rd Prize £10

H. E. Clement, Chemist, Hampton Hill

£54th Prize (to each)

*(<?) Marshall Bros., Moseley, Birmingham

* W. E. Coultas, Chemist, Rustlings Road, Sheffield
b)

K

*{c) Alfred Riley. 242 Stanningley Road, Bramley, Leeds

^Special Prizes owing to exceptional merit.

1 1 Consolation Prizes of £ 1 each

W. H Harrison, Chemist, 61 Market Street, Hindley

&J. G. Plumley Son, Bristol Bridge, Bristol

E. W. Loveless, 112 Newbridge Road, Bath

W. A. Bales, Chemist, Albany Road, Coventry

E. A. Pratt, 155 London Road, West Croydon

F. E. Herington, Chemist, Dunstable

W. Holland, 207 Alfreton Road, Nottingham

Rogerson & Son, Ltd., 8 Darley Street, Bradford

A. Wright, Town End Pharmacy, Barnsley

Lancashire Drug Co., Ltd., Accrington Road. Burnley

J. Williamson, 219 Albert Street, Dundee

January 29, 1916 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST

CHINADON

(Syn : Potassium Oxychinoline Sulphonate.)

PRICE IN TABLET FORM.

8.75 grains. Per dozen Bottles, eacb containing

25 l abs. 50 Tabs. 1.00 Tabs.
25/6 98/6
50/-

A most powerful Antiseptic, Disinfectant and Deo-

dorant. It is non-irritant, freely soluble in cold

water, and does not stain. It entirely supersedes

CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE, CARBOLIC ACID,
IODOFORM, etc.

ICHTHADONE

(Syn. Ammon. Sulpholchthyolate.)

PRICE IN PILL FORM.

2| grains. 1/8 per gross.

For Rheumatism and Skin Affections.

Also an Intestinal Antiseptic in Consti-
pation and Dyspepsia.

iiifiiiiiiiiiiipiiipiiiiiiiiiiiii

2 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST January 29, 3916

The fact that in VI'BRONA the active m

principles of Cinchona are presented in k^~Xy
the form of Hydrobromates, Which do not \
occasion headache or gastric irritation,
renders it of great Value as a Restorative
in all cases of nerVous stram and in
convalescence from Wounds or operations.
One tablespoonful is an adequate dose.

SOLE PROPRIETORS

FLETCHER, FLETCHER &.C°K LONDON &. SYDNEY

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SOLE PROPRIETORS

FLETCHER., FLETCHER &lC°1™ LONDON & SYDNEY

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i THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGfST January 29, 1916

Pick up this Money, Mr. Chemist

CORVUSINE D.G.

The proved best and most sought after Seed Corn Dressing, with an ever-increasing demand and a most ready sale
for the last 6 years, should be stocked by you.

The old methods of dressing seed-corn are entirely superseded by CORVUSINE.

Corvusine embraces the work of other dressings, and at the same time adds to its merits the important work of

MINDING THE CORNFIELDS

in keeping away the birds.

—It is absolutely successful, and when used is always there day, night and early morn.
CORVUSINE prevents premature Ground Rot, assists Germination (this point is an invaluable asset over old

dressing, such as Vitriol or Sulphate of Copper, which kill a certain percentage of germination).

USED ON THE ijjf^ AN EXCELLENT

ROyAL FARMS IflfgSSf SMUT DRESSING.

TO HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGE V.

Farmers are using Corvusine in large quantities If you do not stock it you are losing paying business. The

—business is waiting for you don't let it slip. Generous profits to the trade. Protected prices.

ON ACCOUNT OF THE WAR, prices of raw materials, cans and packings have greatly advanced, but
Wethe pr'ce of Corvusine to both agent and farmer remains the same for the present. cannot too strongly draw

your attention to the necessity of ordering supplies well in advance of the season owing to transport difficulties.

YOU ARE AN AGENTIF place your orders in Urge quantities and at once, so as not to disappoint

your farmer clients.

YOU ARE NOT AN AGENTIF why lose the large profits of so good and tested a line which is now

in universal demand ?

We advertise extensively—you let the farmers know you stock it. Communicate with us now, so that we may

write you concerning terms and literature for coming Spring season.

ORDER NOW

Enthusiastic testimonials from users throughout the Agricultural world.

WlVlyKijrM\^Itl17ij\\Jm GET RID OF THE MOLES.
A New Preparation.

We MOLEXOare now sending out a preparation for exterminating Moles. These little pests are a source o{ great inconvenience to many farmers. is

MOLEXOdeadly to moles but harmless to other animals. It is only necessary to use accordmg to the very simple directions supplied with every bottle

MOLEXOthen raze the mole-hills to ihe ground, and the moles will entirely disappear .s truly a wonderful discovery^ we can send you abundant prool
MOLEXOWeof its efficacy.
send it out with the utmost confidence, knowing it will fulfil all we claim for It. One bottle of is sufficient to exterminate

CORVUSINE Bottles 3/6 each.hundreds of moles, and can be obtained through all
Agents . In at

MANUFACTURED By—

HAWKER & BOTWOOD, Ltd.
59 MARK LANE, LONDON, E.C.

January 29, 1916 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST 5

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS IN THIS ISSUE.

HiiAD Office : 42 Canuon Street, London, E C. Telegraphic Address : Chf.micus, Cannon, London. Telephone No. 3617 Central (3 linesi
Branch Offices: Melbourne, Sidney, and Adelaide, Australia.

Page Page Page Page Page

Alexandre. L 165 College of Optics 41 Oriffln. T. J., ft Sons. Ltd. Maw, S . Son * Sons 13 Shirley Broa., Ltd 98

,

Alloook'a Manufacturing Co. . . 174 Comstock, W. H., ft Co., Ld 162 Guest. T., ft Co., Ltd. ... 192 Mea le-King, Robinson ft Co 93 Sim, Ltd 110
Inset 84 Melin, C, ft Oo 165
Alien ft Hanburys, Ltd. Cook, E., ft Co., Ltd Guillevic. E., & Co 170 WSlnorletnn » Oole, Ltd Hit
Cover & Inset Cook, Geo 41 Mendit. Ltd 101, 165
Sessions,
Sister Lauras Food Co., Ld
Alien, Stafford, ft Sons, Ltd. .. 75, 79 Cooper, t-on ft O". Ltd 165 Haokett. 8. B Col. Supr Menley ft arnes. Ltd 163 20

Alliance Drug ft Ohemloai Ou. .. 137 Corbyn, Stacey ft Co., Ltd 145 Hall Forster ft Co.. Ltd 149 Midgley. Chas., Ltd 29 Securitas Co., Ltd Iii3
155
Altrinoham Rubber Co., Ltd. . .. 180 1 Cox. Arthur K.. ft Co., Ltd 1, 32 Harker,O.R.,Stagg* Morgan.Ll. 88 Mikado Toilet Paper Inset Smith Co., Martin H
American Drug Supply Co 191
121 Crampbon & Co 143 Harley T 169 Millar, A , ft Co., Led 180 laSmith, J. ft., ft Co Ltd 169
Anglo-American Pharmaceu- Milne, P. H 86 latb 150
Cress well Bros. Branch Inter- Harrington Bros., Ltd 116 116 H., i ra
no WMiluer's Chemical Co
tical Co., Ltd 154 national Sponge Importers, Harvey ft Co. (Dublin). Ltd 169 Societeit voor Chem. Industrie
Hawkers Hot wood. Ltd 4 • 1 Mie 'imvl ir«-
Ardwick Cork Depot 98 Ltd 95 Katwijk' 121

Armour ft Co., Ltd 26 Crompton, J. R., ft Co., Ltd. ..Inset Hay. W., Ltd 198 Morrison, It , ft Co 151 Softo Mfg. Co 90

Asiatic Petroleum Co Ltd 56 O niton. Gerrard ft Co., Ltd.. .. 185 WHaynes. G.. & Co 165 Morns, Little « Son, Ltit 170 Solazzi 188
, 15J Morson. T.. ft Son, Ltd Inset
Henry, T. &
Ayrton-Graham, Ltd 41 Solport Bros., Ltd 60

Daisy, Ltd 58 Heymann, Harrv 165 1 Mulford, H. K.. Co 120 Southall Bros, ft Barolay, Ltd... 21

Bailey, R., ft Son Danysz Virus, Ltd —HillcrcstOil Co ( Bradford) Ld. Inset Sparks. White ft Co., Ltd 163
182 169 Heymans, Rene F 158
Naef. M„ ft Co.'s Successors 84 Squire ft Sona, Ltd
Bailey, W. H., & Son 184 Davidson, J., ft Co 168 143

Bans Bros. ft Stevenson. Ltd. . . 37 Daviea, Sons & Co Hommel's. Dr., Haiinatogen 156 Natural Food Co., Ltd 25 Standard Optical Co., Ltd 16
157 MHopkin ft Williams. Ltd
Bauer, Parson <j Nelson, L II. 186 Stearns, F.. ft Co 121
col. Suvo. Davies, J., ft Co 57 Ill
Bandoeng Quinine Faotories. Newbail ft Mason 195 Stern Sonneborn oil Co.. Ltd . 87
Davis. J. II . ft Soni 18 Hospitals A General Contracts
Barnett ft Foster . Newbery, F., ft Sons, Ltd 63 Stevenson, H. E., ft Co., Ltd.
..65, 199 Daio Adhesive Paste Powder Co. 57 Co.. Ltd 164
Nicholson J., ft Sons. Ld 132 33 ft Inset
Beatson, Clark ft Co., Ltd. . 179 Uay ft Sons [Crewel, Ltd 171 Hougli. Hoseason ft Co 175
NitscbeftGuntherOiitica Co.Ld. 43
Beotter, Shllian ft Co 118 Deans, Lugan ft Co., Ltd 193 ttoveuueu, R., ft Sons. Ltd 8-i Stevenson, Hugh, ft Sons, Ltd... 168
Beeoham, T Northern College Steven8on ft Howell. Ltd 64 ft Inset
136 D*gen, F A 168 Howards ft Sons, Ltd 115 40
Hubbuok.T ft Son, Ltd 116
Beetbam, M.. ft Son ; 86 Deioni, Ltd 164 Norwich Crepe Co. (1856) Ltd. .. 180 Stokes, F. J., Machine Co 51

Benger's Food. Ltd . 19 Uemuth'a, R., Laboratories 78 Huisking, lb 132 Oakey, J., ft Sons, Ltd 166 Sturge, J ft E., Ltd 139
Oldtleld. Pattinson ft Co 178
Bennett, Sons ft Shears. Ltd .... 53 De Rous, Johnson ft Co 160 Oppenheimer, Son ft Co., Ltd. 7 Swales, T
Orme. Evaus ft Co., Ltd .. 105
Berdoe ft Pisti Vol. Saw. Da St. Dalmas, A., ft Co 187 Idris ft Co.. Ltd 197 Orrocka. Ltd Symes ft Co., Ltd 157
174
Berton, Arthur, Ltd 178 Dodge & Olcott Co 69 laaaoa. &1.. Oo 57 Owbridge, W.T., Ltd 174
160
Betts ft Co., Ltd. . . D Co'18 ire. J., ft 54 Telma Manufacturing Oo 165

Bldwell, Bidwell A Co Ltd .. . 94 Drysda'e, J. W., ft Sons 1<3 Jackson, E , ft Ci Ho Templar Malins, Ltd 161
. )57
Birmingham ft Midland College 10 Dub, A 12', 123
, Jakson, J ,ftCo .( Mitcham Road) Thermogene Co.. Ltd 80
Bishop, A., Ltd 92
10 Duncan. Flockhart ft Co 164 Ltd 67 Paine ft Co., Ltd 156 Thompson ft Capper, Ltd 51
RBlackie,
ic 103 Edwards' " Harlene " Co 41 Jeyes' Sanitary Compds. Co., Ld. 168 Parke. Davis ft Co 39, 125 Thomson- Knox Co 54
Blair, Campbell ft McLean, L:d.' 54 Ellison, H.. Ltd 161
Blythe, W.. ft Co.. Ltd Job Bros 58 Parnall ft Sons 201 Toinoco Handkerchief Co., Ltd.. 186
Bit's College 82
15* Eno's Fruit Salts Johnson, Matthey ft Co., Ltd. .. 106 Pascall, Jas., Ltd 20 Tolkien, C, ft Co 130
Boake Roberta. A., ft Co.. Ltd. .. 73 Krasmic Co.. Ltd
Boehm, F., Ltd Pears, A. ft F., Ltd 113 Tomlinaon ft Hay ward, Ld 31

Bona ventura, F , & Co 14a Kay Bros., Ltd Pelliot, Henri, ft Cie 110 Tommy's Cooker Go., Ltd 200
Kelland. W. p.
Bowley, S., & Son . 83 170 Perrier, Ltd 196 Toogood, W.. Ltd 101
88
Boyton Chas., ft Son .... 170 Gstes. E. B., ft Sons Phillip«, C. H. Chemical Co. ..Cover Turner, Wilfred, ft Co., Ltd. 149, 181
Brand ft Co., Ltd..
'4 10 Kemp's Vulcanising Co., Ltd. .. 165 Pdli-icher J 180 Tye. J., ft Son 182
22 96, 97 165
Eucryl, Ltd 85 K»nt. G. R.. ft Sons, Ltd W„Pindar. J. ft Co Tyrer, T., ft Co., Ltd 149
Kerfoot. T., ft Co 9
Bresillon, M., & Co ...'.34 35 Evans, Adlard & Co Inset Kidston. W. M.. ft Co 87 Pneutnosan Company Inset
Brett ft Oo Knox- Walker, J., ft Co , Ltd .. 94
ooi SaoV Evans Sons Leacher ft Webb Polak ft Schwarz, N. V 76

KBf«ftiiWs!h rug Houses, Ltd. .. .... 112 Ltd 84,117.133,134,140, Porges Inset Van Horn ft Sawtell 164
?M.ilk Products Co If, 17
150 ICO, 163, IT i. 190, S02 Postlip Mills Tiro Insets Venesta. Ltd J01
Ewen, J., & Sons Vernon ft Co., Ltd '8
British Optical Inaticute, Ltd. . 41 90 Potto r ft Clarke. Ltd 140,147
Lambert. Co Vernon, Will, * Sona 1J 61
British Mining ft Metal Co., Ld. 124 Express Development Co 186 Satnl. ft 66 Powell, J. T., ft Co
,

Lane-Hall, R., ft Co. 138 186 Verona Chemical Oo
Vichy Waters
British Pasteur-chauaberlaua Lang, Jules, ft Son 17 Preston's Liverpool tint Co. Ld. 94 157

Filter Co 24 Fabra Co Laporte. B., Ltd Produce Brokers' Co., Ltd 148 .......... 1%

A.WWheatBritish Fairobild Bros. « Foster 134 Viaooae Development Co.. Lta •• 99

SaltsCo.".'.'.'.'.'. 18 Lea ft Son 18H
.

Bromley, Col.Supp. Fai.e Bros., ft Co , Ltd Lesool Perfumery Co Quelcu, H. C„ ft Co 21

Bronnley, H., ft Co., Ltd Farria, Ohaa 71 Waide, T.. ft Sona

Brooks. Peel ft Co . Ltd 121 Levermore, A., ft Co., Ltd. ..14?, 164 Wand Manufacturing Co 47
149
98 Fassett ft Johnson Ltd « Levera 86 Raimes ft Co 144

Brooks, Tom . 41 Fellows' Medical Mfg. Co., Ltd. —Lewis. H. K.. ft Co.. Ltd Raimes , Clark ft Co.. Ltd 130 Ward ft Goldstone 42

Brunuor, Mond ft Co., Ltd . . . .'inset Fentlman, A. G Linton, Hubbard A Andrew I.. Rajar, Ltd 44 Warne, W..ftCo„ Ltd 176, 177
I'M
Barge. Warren ft Ridgley, Ltu. .. 184 Randall ft Son. Ltd 87 Washington Ohemioal Co., Lu . . 114
Burgess, B Ferber, R., ft Co :.. Liverpool Lint Co 174 84
"... Ferris, J. ft E Ransom. Win., & Son. Ltd
1<I0 Lloyd, Aimee, ft Co 89 Welch ft Horner 118
Lloyd. Howard, & Co. Ltd
Burgoyne, Burbidges ft Co ' 27 Field, C. w., Ltd Raworth J. M 165 West, T., ft Son »*
.!!.
Burrongh, J., Ltd
62 Text 126 F.nk, F., * Co 1 olGhoDV * Saltn-or. 1, cq Regulin Syndicate Ltd 191 Westminster OoU. of Pharmacy 10

Burreughs Wellcome * •>• Fletouer, Fletcher a Oo.. Ltd. London Chemical Works Reameyer, Calburu ft Kiuders- Whlffen ft Sons Ltd 119
„ 108, 109, 110. Ill
2.3. Text London College of Pharmacy . ley. Ltd 127 Wnittaker, Arthur 77

wBurrow, W. ft J .....164 Ford, Shapland ft Co London Essence Co Renter, R. J 59 White, A. J.. Ltd 150
28
Bush, H. , & Co.. Ltd Frame Food Oo Lorimer. John Rigaud-Chapelle 81 White. Alfred, ft Sons 12*

Bush. W. J., ft Co., Ltd 70.71 72 Franklin Co Lysol, Ltd Riley Bros. (1914). Ltd 1:8 White,, J. ft J log
144
Butcher, W., & Sons, Ltd . 40 Freudentheil & Co Bobbins, 3. G Wiener, R. O., ft Co 58

;«utler ft Tanner Inset Fuerst Bros Macfarlan. J. F..& Co Roberts' Patent Filling AlacliA MWilcox. Jozeao ft Oo 120 ft Text 126

—,'adbury Bros., Ltd. .. Fullwood, R. J., ft Bland GMcCotter, S. , ft Oo 131 48, 49 Wilkinson. S. W., ft Co ••
Cover1 M Glashan, D 126
149 Robinson ft Sons Ltd loo Willows, Francis, Butler *

Jalder's Veast Co., Ltd Galen Manfg. Co., Ltd McKesson ft Robbins Rooke, Dr., C, Ltd 57 Thompson. Ltd I98

:amegie Bros .'.'.'.'.128, 129 Gardner, W., & Sons 165 Inset Roques, F 141 Wood. Vincent ISO
52-
.lave ft Higgin, Ltd. .. MacQueen. J., & Co Col. Sam-. osmarine Manfg. Co id Wodderspoon ft Co I08
164 Gatbergood, Dr. B. W. Exors. of 13 Madoery, Kerm
I'eltol Supply Agenoy.. 178 165 Ruheck. H Text 126 Woolley, Sons ft Co., Ltd. . . . 23, 61
170 Gimber, W., ft Son 90 Wright, Layman ft Crnney. Ltd.
!harleston & Co 100 Magnus, Mabeeft Reynard lno 90 MRudd , F. 81
160 Glew, F. Harrison 153
hatelain, J. II Globe Box Co 132 Mallinckrodt Chemical Works Uudduck ft Co Col. Supv Cover, 14, 15
196 Ooloheru. I L
I 1, 80 I Golodetz Bros. & Co (Canada) Ltd 126

heltenham Natural Water Co Mallock-Armstrcng Ear Defender Sangers '. 172
heaebrongh Mania. Co Text 126 Yculdon, E., Ltd 191
Oo , Inset .Saunas Co. nd 90
brlaty, T.. ft Co 165 ' Goodall, Backhouse ft Co Cover Mandall &Co„ Ltd 189 5)
ark.o.s Gower, J Col. Sup^. 180 Schutze, F„ ft Co., Ltd 183
::..:.::.:: la HreeS. R. W.. ft Co Manson, R HZo»l, G. 1»
layton & Jowett.Ld. Inset' Foreinn) Green, , ft Oo 11 Scott, G., ft Son 57
u Aoiemau ft u 0., |, Mascarenhas, J. 0 164 Seabury ft Johnson ZinnniTinann. C, ft Co. (Che bi-
; 164
Mason Bros, ft Chapman 190 Seneschal. Alfred cas, Ltd.) 68, 13c
j, i2

List of Insets appearing in this Issue.

Between Pages

ALLEN & HANBURYS, Ltd. Illustrated Price List of " Own Name " Packed Goods (Cod Liver Oil. Cod Liver Oil Emulsion,

BRUNNER, MOND & CO., Ltd Malt Extract, Malt Extract and Oil, Toilet Soaps, etc.) (loose)
BUTLER & TANNER
CLAYTON & JOWETT, Ltd. Mineral Water Bicarbonate and instructions for using 64—65

COOK, EDWARD, & CO., Ltd. ... "Wake up Britain" Commercial Printing ... ... ... ... 32—33
HILLCREST OIL CO. BRADFORD,) Ltd.
McKESSON & ROBBINS ... "Gold Seal" Brand Soluble Essence of Lemon and "Dry" Ginger Ale ... (Foreign only)
MALLOCK-ARMSTRONG EAR DEFENDER CO.
" MIKADO " TOILET PAPER ... "Soap: Its History and Connection with the House of Cook's, London "; Biniodide Soap 32—33
MORSON, THOMAS, & SON, Ltd.
PNEUMOSAN CO. " Silvercrest Lanolines ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 64—65

PORGES OF PARIS &Price List of McK. R's Capsuled Pills; Calox ... .. 138-139
POSTLIP MILLS
STEVENSON & HOWELL, Ltd. "Gun Deafness" and the Mallock-Armstrong Ear Defenders 32—33

Sample of British-made Toilet Paper ... 64—65

Illustrated Souvenir of the business from foundation to the present day

" Pneumosan " . its principal constituents, properties, some illustrated cases d extracts from

clinical reports 32-33

GumCatheters, Bougies, and Elastic Surgical GoodsKillustratedl... 138- 139

Samples of English-made Filtering Papers, and Copy of Report on Six Samples 138-139
"Soluble Essence of Lemons" and "Sparkling Orana " (illustrated)
64-65

Summer JULYThe next opportunity for distributing Illustrated Cifculars. Price Lists, or other advertising literature as Insets will be in the
Number, 29, 1916.

Advertisers should, however, give this matter their attention now, and communicate with THE PUBLISHER, " THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST,"
CANNON42 STREET, LONDON, E.C., who will be pleased to give further particulars.

6 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST January 29, 1916

THE BUYERS* GUIDE. In this section, under appropriate headings, are given the names of firm*
advertising in this or other issues of the month. No charge is made to
advertisers for the insertion of their names, but only those who hava
contracts current for advertising in this journal are mentioned. The headings refer generally to the classes of goods actually advertised, but this is
in The Chemist and Druggist Diary." Inquiries addressed to tbe "Information Department," The Chemist and
mol a, detailed Guide such as appears E.C., regarding articles not appearing in these pages receive prompt attention, as shown weekly in
Dbuggist, 42 Cannon Street. London. the editorial paees.

Absolute Alcohol Aspirin Boxes Chemical Plant Continental Pro-** HBnsh, . W., A Co., Ltd.

BRirougk, J., Ltd. Willesclen Chemical Works Ayrton. Saunders A Oo., Ltd. Blair.Campbell A Hcl.ean.Ld American Drag Supply Oe. Ooxson, Gerrard & Co.. Ltd.
Davidson, J., A Co. Fnrshaw. B.. A Son. T.td Breslllon M . A Oo. a'raussons LescherA Webu,i,d
Acetanlllde Assayers Estes, B. B., A Sons, Ltd. Boberts A Oo. Hovenden, R.. A Sons, Ltd.
Ford. Shapland A Oo. Scott, Geo.. & Son (London), Wilcox, Jozean A Oo. liuagcroft, H. H.
Burgoyne. Burbidges A Go. Johnson, Matthey & Co., Ltd Globe Box Oo. j£aw, S., Son A Sons
Bobinson A Sons, Ltd. Ltd. ajay, Boberts A Co., Ltd.
Aewbery, F., A Sons, Ltd.
Acetic Anhydride Asthma Remedies Shirley Bros., Ltd. Chemicals Cookers
Heater, tt. J. I taagers
Oellonlte Co., Dreyfus A Co. Hair, B. W„ A Son Stevenson, Hugh, A Sons, Ltd. Balis Bros. A Stevenson, Ltd. Tommy's Cooker Co., Ltd.
Lofthonse A Saltmer, Ltd. Stipendu^ Stopper Oo. Becker, Shilian & Co. aeaatze, F., A Co., Ltd.
Acetyl Sallcy lis Potter A Clarke, Ltd. Boake Roberts A Co., Ltd. Corks
Aeld Venesta. Ltd. Boehm F. Ltd eolport Bros.
Atomizers Bonaventura, F-, & Co. Ardwick Cork Depot
Busk. W. J , * Co.. Ltd. Waide, f ., A Sons Bramwell, E., A Son, Ltd. Hltohell, N. W.. A Sons. Ltd LMAsi jatiiall Bros. Barclay.
Fabra Co., Ltd. DeVilbiBs Mnlg. Oo.
Lane-HaJl. B.. A P» Bromides British DrugHouses Ltd. .The Corn Plasters, As. ewales, Thomas
London Chemical Works, Ltd. Atropine Brunner, Mond A Co., Ltd.
Lortmer, John Dub, A. Burgoyne, Burbidges A Oo. Solport Bros. Telma Manufacturing Oo.
Wlllesden Chemical Works Boqnee, Ferdinand Fuerst Bros. Burroughs Wellcome A Oo. t oogood, W., Ltd.
Gre»n. h. w., A Oo Swales, Thomas Tfoolley, J.. 8ons A Co., Ltd
Advertising Bacterial Vaccines Whiflen A Sons, Ltd.
Carnegie Bros. Counter Adlunot* Drags, Crude
Degen, F. A. Burroughs Wellcome A Oo. Brushes
Christy, Thos., A Oo. Corbyn Stacey A Co., Ltd. KvansSonsLesoherAWebb.Lt Dodge A Oleott Co
Aerated Water Duncan, Flookhart A Co. Art A Medical Brush Mfg.Oo. Crampton, J., & Co., Ltd.
Machinery Evans Sons Lescher A Webb Bidweli Bidi"eU A Co., .Ltd. De Boubaix & Cassiers Uatuergood's Exor.
Harttndale, Wm.
Barnett A Foster Parke, Davis A Oo. Galen Mnfg. Co., Ltd. Dr.vsdale, J. W., & Sons Counter Uojiaii, Haos house A Oo.
Hoveuden, K., A Sons, Ltd. Aju» jioart, iftjjl., Oo.
Aerated Waters Baking Specialities EvansSouaLescher A W ebb, Ld Specialities HoKesson A Robbins
Kent, G. B., A Sons. Ltd. Alien A Hanburys, Ltd. Morrison, B., & Co.
Camwai, Ltd. Brltlsk Wheat Salts Oo. Haw, S., Son A Sons Fabra Co.-Ltd. c-jUer A Oiarxe, Ltd.
Idris * Co.. Ltd. Titterton A Howard Greeft, B. W., A Oo. British Drug Houses, Ld Tk Kaimes A Oo.
Balsam' Hopkln A Williams. Ltd. Burgoyne, Burbidges A Co
Aerated-Water Building Sites Howards A Sons, Ltd. Hewlett, 0. J.. A Sons, Ltd. Baa de Cologne
Materials Tiodire A Oloottt Co Lane-Hall. B., A Oo. Southall Bros. A Barelay.Ltd
Great Western Eailway Wright, Layman ATJmney ,L0 iirounley, H., A Co., Ltd.
Barnett * Foster Drysdale, J. W„ & Sons Madoery, H.
Boake Roberts A Co.. Ltd Butter Colouring Mallinckrodt Ohem. Works Bam W. J., A Co., Ltd.
Busk, W. J.. A Co., Ltd. Bandage-Making'
Machinery Fullwood, B. J., A Bland Martindale, W. Cowatln. and uansty, Thos., A Oo.
Hay. William, Ltd. Oldfleld. Pattinson A Oo. May * Baker, Ltd. Pilling Machine
Thomson-Knox Co. Morrison, R., & Co. Scasmlo Co.. Ltd.
tevenson A Howell, Ltd. Cachets Eeitmeyer, Calburn A Forgrove Hachlnery Oo.,Lt* ijosool Perfumery Oo.

Clark, C. S. Kindersley, Ltd. «a* 8., Son A Sons
stay, Roberts A Co., Ltd.
Ageaotea Barium Salts Cooper. Son A Co., Ltd. Saccharin Corporation, Ltd. Court Plaster Newbery, F., A Sons, Ltd.

Nicholson, J., & Sons, Ltd. Cachoue Soheller, Emil, A Co., A. G. Solport Bros. isaugers
Southall Bros. A Barclay, Ltd
Barometers Crosse A Blackwell, Ltd. Sturge, John A E., Ltd. Cream of Tartar sautse, F., A Co., Ltd.
Tyrer, T.. A Co., Ltd.
Barton, F., A Oo. Cacodylate* Becker, Shilian & Co. Vinoila Co., Ltd.
Washington Chemical Oo.,Ld. Pelliot. Henri. A Ole
Boqnes, Ferdinand Ban de Cologne
White, A., A Sons
Calf lympb (solid
Hnlsktng, Ohas. L. Zimmermann, 0., A Oo. Dsmnth's Laboratories
Heinemann, W.
T "n«rn. LM (Chemicals). Ltd. Creosote)
CamelBalr Brushes
Mi-Ootter S&mueliG., & Co. Bales Bros. A Stevenson Lt* fldacatlonal
Art & Medical Brush Mfg.Co. Xnstltutlons
Air Cushion* Chloralamlde
Cameras BatkA Westof EnglandColleg'
Barge, Warren A Bldgley. La Barrels Burgoyne, Burbidges A Co. < Crepe Bandages Birmlogbara & HidlandOolL
Bntoher, W., A Sons, Ltd.
Venesta, Ltd. Chloride of Urn* Burge, WarrenABldglej.LU BrltlshOptlcal Institute
Camphor Gtmber, W., A Son
Alkaloids Bath Cabinets Bronner, Hond A Co., Ltd. NorwlohGrepeOo. (1858), Ltd Sliege of Preeeptors
Alliance Drug A Chemical Oo. Wood. Vincent verpool School of Pharmacy
Burroughs Welleome A Oo Biley Bros., Ltd. Howards A Sons, Ltd. London College of Pharmacy
Hay A Baker, Ltd. Chlorodyne Cyanides North of England School
Carnegie Bros. B ed-warmers Northern Col lege of Pharmacy
Cantharldln Davenport, J. T., Ltd. Hay A Baker, Ltd. Soath of England College
Howards A Sons, Ltd. Budd & Co., Ltd. Westminster College
Haofarlan, J. P., A Oo. Smith, T. A H ., Ltd. Chloroform Dairy Specialities
Beeswax las tic Oum Znstf
Koones, Ferdinand Oaps for Bottles, Ac. Burroughs Welleome A Oe. Fullwood, B. J., A Bland
Smith T A H.. Ltd Duncan. Flookhart A Oo. Oldfleld, Pattinson A Oo. Hason Bros, A Chapman
Betts A Co.. Ltd. Hacfarlan, J. F., A Oo. Tomllnson A Hay ward, Ltd.
Whiffen & Sons. Ltd. Hay A Baker, Ltd.
Gates, Leslie Smith T. A H , Ltd. Deafness
Almond Oil Farrts, Charles Viscose Development Co., Ld. Southall Bros. A Barclay, Ld. Preventive lastlc Hosiery

Allen, Stafford, A Sons, Ltd. Benzoic Acid and (Self-fixing and Airtight) Chrysarobln Harbutt's Plasticine Oo. Ayrton, Saunders A Co., Ltd,
Benzoates Bailey, W. H., A Son
Alamlnlnm Capsuled Pills Carnegie Bros. Dental Mechanist Barge, Warren A Bldgley, 14
English Drug & Chemical
Articles Works, Ltd. McKesson A Bobbins Cigars A Cigarettes Fentlman, A. S. Baywood, J. H ., Ltd.
Bnneker A Haseler, Ltd. Haider, B. 0.
lej Bros.. Ltd. Bichromates Capsules (various) Singleton A Cole, Ltd. at Mr. S ., Son A Sens
Wardale A Oo.
Venesta, La. White, John A James Denonal, Jules, A Oo. Wood, Vincent
Evans Sons Lescher A Webb
Ambulance Outfits I BlologlealProdaets BFerber, , A Co., Ld. Citric Acid and lectrlcal
Hawson & Co.
Burroughs Welloome A Oo. Otarlsty Thos.. A Co. Bob bins, John G. Citrates (Toveltles
Hall Forster A Oo., Ltd. Smith, Martin H„ Oo. Oentlfrlees
Stevenson, H. E., A Oo. British DrugHouses. Ltd.,Tks Millard Bros., Ltd.
Toogood. William. Ltd. Tye, John, A Son Beeeham, T.
Burgoyne, Burbidges A Oo. Ward & Goldstone
American Bismuth Warrick Bros. Ltd. Howards A Sons, Ltd. Bell (John), Hills A Laoae.Ld.
Pelliot. Henri, A Oie •fright, Archd. J., Ltd.
Chemicals, As. Preparations Carbon Sturge, John A E., Ltd. Blaokle, Bobert
mery and Clotb
Symes & Co., Ltd. Tetrachloride Clinical AIhrlity, T., Oo.
Alook, T... Co., Ltd. Olkey, J., A Sons, Ltd.
Hnltklog, Ohas L. Securitas Co., Ltd. Thermometers Cox, Arthur H., A Oo., Ltd
fl us tine Salts
"alHT-rtrnrtt Ohem. Works Bismuth Salts Cartons Barge, Warren A Bldgley. Ld. xacryl, Ltd.
Bush, H. W., A Co., Ltd. Oarnegle Bros.
McCotter. Samuel G., & Co. Alliance Drug A Chem. Oo. Globe Box Co. Haw, S., Son A Sons McKesson A Bobbins
Nelson, L. H. M. Bargoyne, Burbidges A Oo. Bobinson A Sons, Ltd. Perken, Son A Co.. Ltd. Haw, S., Son A Sons ^...•aAii, J. F-, A Co.
Snttley A Silverlook, Ltd. Parke, Davis A Oo. <f aiflsn A Sons, Ltd
PlUischer, J.
American Howards A Sons. Ltd. Catarrh Remedies (angers aaalslflers
Lane-Halt, B., A Oo. Powell, J. T., A Oo. B innett, Sons A Shears. Ltd
Proprietaries Hay A Baker, Ltd. Meuley & James, Ltd. * Dandard Tablet A Pill Oo.,Ld. #ifklnson. 8. W., A Co.
Tyrer, T., A Co.. Ltd. Zeal. G. H. Woolley, J., Sons A Co., Ltd.
American Drag Supply Oo. White. Alfred, A Sons Catheters E nulslons, O.l.O.
Eoberts A Oo. Cloth Balls Developers Photo.:
Manson, B, O'Nell. Zetts A Oo. Ac. a
Anisnonla A Salts Body Belts Mason Bros. A Chapman Bvans Sons Lesoher A Webb
Porges Coal Tar s-yrton, Saunders A Oo„ Ltd-
Batley, Lewis, & Co. Berton, Arthur. Ltd. Warne. Wm., A Oo.- Ltd. Express Developing Co. flalse Bros. A Stevenson, Ltd.
Broniier. Mouu A Co., Ltd. Specialities Fuerst Bros.
Maw, 8., Son A Hons Caustic Soda Wright, LaymanAUmney.Ld. Blaokle, Bobert
Ampoule Files Sebutze, F., A Oo.. Ltd. Dextrin Browning, Wm., A Oe.
Wood, vlnoent Brnnner, Hond A Co.. Ltd. Cocoa
Sim, Ltd. Fink, P., A Oo. Onpal, Ltd.
Bone Bings, Ac. Cellulose Acetate Cadhury Bros., Ltd.
Ampoales Digestive Products Faaldlqg, F. H., A Oo.
Heymans, RentS Oellonite Co., Dreyfus A Co. Cod liver Oil Parke, Davis A Oo.
Breslllon. M., A Oo. Armour A Co., Ltd. Itevenson, H. E.,AOo.
Lang, Jules, A Son Books, As. Cements Allen & Hanburys, Ltd. Digestive Ferments Co.' Wf leys. Ltd.
Haw, 8., Son A Sons British Drug Houses.Ld.,Tks Fairohild Bros. A Foster
Helin, 0., A Oo. Christy's "Honthly" Kay Bros., Ltd. EvansSonsLescherAWebb.Ld Parke. Davis A Co. Bnamelled Hos-
rn»ni>'-i' Son. A Co., Ltd. Mack-Ivor Hendit, Ltd. Job Bros. Stearns, Fredk., A Co.
Parke, Davis & Oo. Martindale's " Extra Pkarm " Southall Bros.A Barclay, Ltd ;
Potter's " Oyolopsedia" Chalk. Precipitated Wrlght.Layman A Umney.ld Disinfectants
AnsBsttaetl«s Southall Bros. A Barclay, Ltd. Balss Bros. A Stevenson, Ltd pital Reqaisltef
Duncan, Flookhart A Oo. Squire's "Companion' Levermore.A., A Co., Ltd. Collapsible Boxes Burgoyne, Burbidges A Oo. Orme, Evans A Co.. Ltd.
Howards A Sons, Ltd. Humford, G. S., A Sons Bart, Boulton A Hay wood, Ld
Maofarlao, J. F.. A Oo. Botanlo Druggists Globe Box Oo. ndolytlc Tnbei
Nlohols Chemical Oo., Ltd. Celtol Supply Agenoy
Saocharln Corporation, Ltd. Brook, Parker A Oo. Ltd. Collapsible Tubes Cook, E., A Oo., Ltd. Fletoher. Fletoher A Oo. 1W
Newball A Hason Sturge, John A «., Ltd. Kerker, stagg A Morgan, Ltd.
1ml th, T. A H., Ltd. Potter A Clarke. Ltd. Betts A Co., Ltd. Hough, Hoseason & Oo. Enemas
Charts Brooks, Peel A Oo., Ltd. j ifoa' -jauicary Uompfle ltd.
Aniline Dyes Bottles, Jars, As., Morris, Little A Son, Ltd. Burge.Warren A Ridgley.Lta
Class Wodderspoon & Co. Venesta. Ltd. Reltmeyer Calburn A, Kin- Ingram, J. G , A Son
Orawshaw, F. , A Oo. H*w, 8.. Son A Sons
Hoyle.J. A T., A Oo. Barnett A Foster Combs dersley, Ltd. •fame, W., A Co., Ltd
Lane-Hall, £., A Oo. Ferry, T., A Son. Ltd. danltas Co.. Ltd.
AIsaacs, I., Oo. Hovenden, B., A Sons, Ltd. Epsom Salts
Annatto Lang, Jules, A Son Stevenson, H. A Oo.
Haw, S., Son A Sons Condensers billows, Franols, B. A T.,Ltd. B'ythe, ifm., AOo., Ltd.
Fnilwood. B. J., A Bland Helln.O., AOo. Orroeks. Ltd
Tomllnson A Harward. Ltd. Bennett. Sons A Shears, Ltd W right. Layman A Umney.Ld. iljirards A Sons, Ltd.
I 4.. A Baker. Ltd.
Anthranillo Add Confeotlonery, Drop Bottles Humford, G S., A Sons
Swales, T. Medicated
Phenol & Allied Products, Ld. Lang, Jules, & Son Picerno, V. A.
Thompson, J. L.. & Oo. Quest Thos., A Oo.
_ Artificial limbs Dragglsts'Sundrles Essences,
Youldon. E., Ltd. Pascall, James, Ltd.
AFerrle, J. E. A/rtoo, Saunders A Co., Ltd. Sol. and Prat*
Bougies ^aiss Bros. A Stevenson. Ltd. Alliance Drag A Ohem.
Haywood, J. H., Ltd.
Maw, «., Son A Sons "resiUon. M A Oo. jfercon, Arthur, Ltd. Barnett A Foster
Boake Boberts A Co., Ltd.
Porges (Inset! ttorge, Warren A Bldgley, Ld Bush, W. J., A Co., Ltd.
Uorgoyne, Bnrhldges A Oo.
Hay, Wm., Ltd.

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Polak & Schwarz .

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Balis Bros. A Stevenson, Ltd. Swales, Thos. Trucks, A.e. English Drug & Chemical White Sea AilalticCo. Borrough, J.. Ltd.
Dunoan, Flookhart A Go. Works, Ltd. Preston's Liverpool Distillery
Howards & Sods, Ltd. Fralt Drink Orewe A Oo. lysols Randall A Son, Ltd. [Oo.,Ld.
Macfarlan, J. F., & Oo. tactic Acid Thornley, Samuel, Ltd.
stay A Baker, Ltd. MeGlashan. D. Hat meaner* Burt, Boulton A Haywood, Li
Tyrer, T., A Co., Ltd. Heyrna^n, H. English Drug A Chemical Mineral Waters
White, A.. A Sons Fuller's Eartb Cox, Arthur H., A Co., Ltd.
Xianollnes Works, Ltd. Oamwal. Ltd.
Bacalyptas Oil Mumford, G. S., & Sons Milner's Chemical Co. Bonaventura, F., & Co. Euoryl Ltd. Cheltenham Mineral Water
Corbyn, Staoey A Co., Ltd. BvansSonsLescherAWebb. Ld Idris A Co., Lta.
British Drug Hoases,Ltd..The Famlg-ators Hat Byes Lysol, Ltd. Ingram * Boyle, Ltd.
AStevenson, ri . K., Oo. Hillorest Oil Co., Ltd.
Tasmaman Buoaly p t as OU Oo. Sanltas Co., Ltd. Whltaker A Co. Machinery, Perrier, Ltd.
Howard Lloyd A Co., Ltd. Pharmacal Viohy-Ctlestins
Evaporators Gallic Acid Heating Apparatus
lard Allen A Hanburys, Ltd. Mixers and Sifters
Forshaw, E.. A Son. Ltd. MalllDCkrodt Ghem. Works Tommy's Cooker Co., Ltd. Bennett. Sons A Shears, Ltd.
Ewen. J., A Sons Blair.Campbell AMcLean.Ld. Gardner.Wm.ASon8(GIos.)Ld
Extract of Herbs Bauei Herbs 8tokes, F. J., Machine Co.
Lavender Oil Forgrove Machinery Co., Ltd.
Newball A Mason Bailey, K., * Sod Brook, Parker A Co., Ltd. Naphthalene
Potter & Clarke. Ltd. Oarnegie Bros. Potter A Clarke. Ltd. Allen, Stafford, A Sons, Ltd. Gardner, Wm., A Sons, Ltd.
Taylor, W. G. Guillevic, E., & Oo. Griffin, John J.. A Sons. Ltd. Burt, Boulton A Hay wood, Ld
Extracts Homoeopathic Ransom, W.. A Son. Ltd. Pindar, J. W., A Oo.
(medicinal) Gelatines Medicines Stokes, F. J., Machine Oo. Nebulizers
Crampton, J., & Co., Ltd. lavender Water Thompson A Capper, Ltd.
Alien, Stafford, & Sods, Ltd. Ashton & Parsons, Ltd. Wilkinson, S. W.. A Oo. Reuter, R. J.
Burroughs Wellcome,A Oo. Glassware, Keene & Asbwell, Ltd. Bush. W. J., A Co., Ltd.
IvansSonsLescherA Webb.Ld. Chemical Magnesia and Night lights
Horse Remedies Sangers
Sathergood's Exor. De Roubaix & Cassiers Preps. Price's Patent Candle Co.,Ld.
Hewlett. 0. J., & Sun, Ltd. Lang, Jules, A Son Harvey A Co. (Dublin). Ltd. Vinolia Co., Ltd. Henry, T. A W.
Parke, Davis & Oo. Thompson, J. L., A Co. Howards A Sons, Ltd. Oils, Essential
Hot Water Bottles Lime Juice and
Bansom, W. A Son. Ltd. Glycerin Phillips, Ohas. H., Ohem. Oo. Allen, Stafford, A Sons, Ltd.
Bailey, W. H., & Son Cordial Washington Chemical Go., Ld. Alliance Drug A Chemical Co
Feeding; Bottles Prloe'sPatent Candle Go. .Ltd. Boake Roberts A Co.. Ltd.
Bush, H. W., A Co., Ltd. Berton^Arthur, Ltd. EvansSonsLesoherAWebb.Ld Malt Extract and Boehm, F., Ltd.
Maw, S.. Sod A Sons Glycerophosphates Idris A Co.. Ltd. Bush, W. J., A Co., Ltd.
Bohutze, F., A Co.. Ltd. Burge, Warren A Ridgley.Ltd. Preps. Dodge A Oloott Co.
Reitmeyer Calburn & Kin- Xilnseed, Crushed Allen A Hanburys. Ltd. EvansSonsLescherAWebb.Ld
Filling Machines Galen Manfg. Co., Ltd. Guillevic, E., A Oo.
dersley, Ltd. Mumford. G. 8., A Sons Blackie, Robert Lambert, Saml., A Co.
Forgrove Machinery Co.. Ltd Ingram. J. G., A Son British DrugHouses, Ld„The Lane-Hall, R„ A Co.
Roberts' Pat.Fllling Maoh Go. Gold Beaters' Skin Maw, S., Son A Sons lints London Essence Co.
Burroughs Wellcome A Co. Magnus, Mabee&Reynardlno.
Filter Papers Gates, Leslie Toogood, William, Ltd. Liverpool Lint Co. Oalder. James, A Co., Ltd. Morrison, It., & Co.
naer, M., A Co.
Postlip Mills (Inset) Gold Chloride Warne.Wm., A Co., Ltd. Maw, S., Son A Sons Calder s Yeast Co., Ltd. Polak A Soli wan
Wood, Vinoent Robinson A Sons. Ltd. Ransom, W., A Son, Ltd.
Filters Johnson, Matthey A Co. Taylor, W. G. Corbyn, Staoey A Co., Ltd. Rubeek, H.
Hot Water Bottle Vernon A Co., Ltd. Davies, Sons A Co. atevenson A Howell, Ltd.
BritishPasteur-Ohamberland Grease Faints EvansSonsLesoherAWebb.Ld Welch & Homer
Covers liquorice Jala. Fletcher, Fletoher A Co.,Ltd.
Filter Oo. Hovenden, R. A Sons Ltd. May, Roberts A Co., Ltd. Wiener, R O., A Co.
Quelon, Henry G., * Go. Cuxson, Gerrard & Co., Ltd. Boehm, F., Ltd. Oppenheimer. Son A Co., Ltd. Wright, Lay manSU mney.Ld.
Flycatchers Jackson. Ernest, A Oo. Paine A Co., Ltd. Zimmerman!!, 0., A Go., Ltd.
Grinders, Brag, *.c, Hotels Linton, Hubhard & Andrew
Kay Bros., Lta. Mumfoid, G. S., & Sons Pascal!, James, Ltd. Oils, Mineral,
Smith. J no. H., A Oo. Allen, Stafford, & Sons, Ltd. Ktngsley Hotel Fatty, avc.
Goodall, Backhouse. & Oo. Thackeray Hotel Solazzi Tolkein.C, A Co.
Foods, Invalid, «Vc. Willows, Francis. B. * T.,Ltd Wander, A.. Ltd. Allen, Stafford, A Sons Ltd.
Hydrogen Peroxide liquors, Cone- Boehm, P.. Ltd.
Allen A Hanburys, Ltd. Orloe Water Wyleys. Ltd.
BeU (John), Hills A Lucas. Ltd. Laporte, B., Ltd. Fletcher, Fletcher A Oo. Fuerst Bros.
Woodward, W., Ltd. Marking Ink Pnoe's Patent Candle Co. Ld.
Benger's Food, Ltd. May A Baker, Ltd. lltbla Salts Stem Sonaeborn Oil 0*.. Ltd.
Gams John Bond ('Crystal Falaoe ')
Brand A Co.. Ltd. Sanitas Go., Ltd. British Drug Houses, Ld.,Ta« Ointments
Fink, V., A Oo. Howards A Sons, Ltd. Measures,
.British Milk Products Oo. Kldston, W. M., * Oo. Tyrer, T., A Oo. Ltd. Macfarlan, J. P., A Oo. Graduated Blackie Robert
Deans, Logan & Co., Ltd. Lambert, Saml., & Oo. Hay A Baker, Ltd. Burgess, E.
Fairohud lirua. A Foster Hypodermic Bash, H. W., A Co.. Ltd.
Frame Food Co. Hair Byes syringes loofah Socks Charleston A Oo.
Meat Bxtraets
Barker. Stage & Morgan. Ltd Blackie, Robert Turner, W.. A Co.. Ltd. Davis, J. M.. A Sons Milne, P. H.,Co.
Htrier O.R.,Stagg A If organ Armour A Co., Ltd.
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Bister Lauras Infant Food Oo. Blackie, Robert Mercurials
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.Wander, A., Ltd. Franklin Co. Alliance Drug A Chemical Oo. Fuerst Bros.
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Opium Perfumes Kyho Proprietary, Ltd. Shop Pitting* Mulford, H. K., Co. Trade Protection
Robinson ft Sons, Ltd.
Preparations Allen ft Hanburys, Ltd. Laboratory of General Phar- Ayrton-Graham, Ltd. Taylor, W. G. Assoc. of Mnfg. Chemists, Ld.
Cook, George Thermogene Oo., Ltd.
Ferris ft Co., Ltd. Baiss Bros, ft Stevenson, Ltd. macology IvantSonsLescher* Webb.Ld. Tan Horn ft Sawtell Translations
British Drug Houses.Ld., The Grant, D. Vernon ft Co., Ltd.
Oilfield, Pattlnson ft Co. Mandall at Co. Ltd, Vernon, Will, ft Sons Masoarenhas, Dr.
Bronnley, H., ft Co.. Ltd. Haskins. S.. A Bros., Ltd. Warne.W., ft Co., Ltd.
Optical Goods May, Roberts ft Ltl Wood, Vincent Trusses
Bush, W. J., ft Co., Ltd. Josephs. Philip, ft Sons. Ltd.
Darton, F., ft Co. Christy, T , ft Co. Mumford, G. S.. A Son. Woolley, J., Sons A Co.. Ltd Bailey.W. H. ft Son
Demuth's Laboratories Maw. s„ Son ft Sons Bush, H. W., ft Co., Ltd.
Maw, S., Son ft Som Erasmio Co., Ltd. Newberry, F.. A Sons, Ltd. Mills, H. Saapensorles Davis, J M., ft Sons, Ltd.
EvansSons Lesoherft Webb.Ld Oppenheimer, son A uu„ utd. Parnall A Sons Haywood, J. H., Ltd.
Nitsche ft Gnnther Optto»l Ruldook A Oo. Bkiley, W. H.. A Sons
Co.. Ltd. Lescol Perfumery Co. Owbridge, W. T., Ltd. Sangers Maw, S., Son A Sons
Synthetic Prods.
Standard Optical Co., Ltd. Potter ft Clarke, Ltd. Peat Products (SphagnollLtd. Shoulder Straps Sangers
Price -! Co., Ltd. Phillips, Chas. it., Ok*"!. 0« MNaef, , ft Co. Sohutze, F., ft Co., Ltd.
Optical Tuition Quelch. H. C, ft Co. Pneumosan Oompanj (Inset) Wood. Vincert Stevenson ft Howell, Ltd Wood, Vincent
Rlgaud Woolley. J.. Sons ft Co., Ltd.
British Optical Institute Primer, J. Silver Salts Syphons
College of Optios Shirley Bros., Ltd. Tuberculosis
Southall Bros, ft Buolay, Ld. Sangers English Drug ft Chemical Barnett ft Foster
Orange and Works, Ltd Camwal, Ltd. Remedy
Vlnolia Co , Ltd. Squire ft Sons, Ltd.
Quinine Wine Warrick Bros., Ltd. Johnson, Matthey ft Co.,*Ltd. Idris A Co., Ltd. Pneumosan Co. (Inset)
West, T.. ft Son Standard Tablet ft Pill 0 >. Ld
Idris ft Co., Ltd. Soap Plant Syringes Tubes, Glass
Millar, A., ft Co., Ltd. Swales. Thos.
Bobinion, B , ft Co., Ltd. F«rs)i»"', S.. * ««n. TArl. Bresillon. M.,ft Co. Melin, 0., A Oo.
Tunhridge ft Wright Scott, Geo., & Son (London), Bush. H. W.. ft Co. Ltd.
Organic Solvents Hough, Hoseason & Co. Turned Wood
Wander, A., Ltd. Ltd.
Hopkin ft Williams, Ltd. Lang, J ules, a Oo. Boxes
Warrick Bros. Ltd. Soaps. Medicated
Organo-Thera- Syrups, Medicinal Estes, E. B., A Sons
peutlc Preps. White, A. J., Ltd. Midgley, Chas., Ltd.
Anglo-American Pharmaceu- Wright, Arch. J., Ltd.
Armour ft Co., Ltd. Perles Wlllcox, Jozeau ft Co. Soaps, Toilet, Ae,
BntishOrganotberapy Co.Ld Woodward, W., Ltd tical Co., Ltd. Turpentine
Digestive Ferments Co. Tye, John, ft Son Allen & Hanburys, Ltd. Fellows' Med. Mnfg. Co.
Duncan. Flockhart ft Co. Wright.Layman A Umney.Ld Lambert, Saml., ft Oo.
Stearns, Fredk., & Co. Bell (John), Hills ft Lucas.Ld. Table Waters
Pessaries (Soluble) Putts Bronnley, H., ft Co., Ltd. Vacuum Flasks
Otto Rose Sohutze. P., A Co., Ltd. Chesebrough Manfg. Oo. Burrow, W. ft J.
Burge, Warren ft Rldgley, Ld. Christy, Thos., ft Co. Boyton, Chas., ft Son
Guillevic. E., ft Co. Rendell, W. J. 8oIport Bros. Cook, E., ft Co., Ltd. Tablet Machinery Quelch, H. C, ft o.
Erasmio Co., Ltd.
Zimmermann, 0., ft Co., Ltd. Petroleum Jelly Pvro«ralila A«14 Eucryl, Ltd. Allen ft Hanburys, Ltd.
EvansSonsLescherft Webb, Ld Bennett. Sons ft Shears, Ltd
Otto Rose (Syntb.) Ohesebrougb Manfg. Co. Fuerst Bros, Griffin, John J., ft Sons, Ltd.
Kidston W. M., ft Co. Ewen. James. A Sons Thompson & Capper, Ltd.
Bush. W. J., ft Co., Ltd. Meade-King, Robinson ft Co. ureeft, K. W., A Co. Wilkinson. S. W.. ft Oo.
Stern Sonnehorn Oil Co., Ltd Faulding, F. H., ft Co.
Guillevlo, E., ft Co. Q -lntne and Salts Field, J. 0. ft J., Ltd. Tablets, Com-
Kerfoot. Thos., ft Co. Wiener, R. O.. ft Co. Hovenden, R., ft Sons, Ltd. pressed
« lllance Drog A Cksm. On. Lescol Perfumery Oo.
Polak & Sohwarz Pbenacetln Bandomr Qninlne Factory Pears, A. ft F.. Ltd. Allen ft Hanburys, Ltd. Vaiae s
Stevenson ft Howell, Ltd Peat Products (SphagnollLtd. British Drug Houses, Ld.,The
Greeff, R. w.. & Co Carnegie Bros. Price's Patent Candle Oo.,Ld Brook, Parker ft Co., Ltd. Baker, P. 0.
Stevenson, H. E., ft Co. Monsanto Chemical Works Resinol Chemical Co. Burgoyne, Burbidges ft Oo. Berdoe ft Fish
Warrick Bros., Ltd. Oorbvr, Siacey A Co., Ltd. Vlnolia Co., Ltd. Oox, A.H., ft Co., Ltd. Brett ft Co.
Wright.Layman ft TJmney.Ll. Phosphor js and GreeB, R. W.. A Co. Wright.Layman ftUmney, Ld Davies, Sons ft Oo. Orridge ft Oo.
Howards A Sons, Ltd Duncan, Flookhart ft Oo.
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Parke, Davis ft Co.
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RLine-Hall. ft Co. Southall Bros. ft Barclay, Ltd. WBush, W. J., ft Co., Ltd.
Packed Goods Glew, F. H. Lilywhite. !*• Standard Tablet ft PillOo.,Ld.
ft Co. Thompson ft Capper, Ltd. Greeff, R. 4 Oo.
Allen & Hanburys, Ltd. Rasors Nichclsou, J., & Sons,. Ltd
Balss Bros, ft Stevenson, Ltd. Lilywhite, Ltd. Wand Manfg. Co. Monsanto Chemical Work, s
Blaokie, Robert Hovenden. R.. ft Sons, Ltd. Soothers
BritishDrug Houses,Ltd.,The Rellmsyer, < alburn A KID- Kelland, W. P. Wigglesworth ft Co. Verona Chemioal Co.
Corbyn, Stacev ft Co., Ltd. Haw, S., Son & Sons 8chatze, F., ft Co., Ltl. Zimmermann, C, ft Co., 1M.
Cox, Arthur H., It Co., Ltd. dersiey, Ltd. "Tabloid" Pro-
Christy, Thos., ft o. Spectacles ducts
Cupal, Ltd. Pboto. »B«dS Vaseline
Davies, Sons, ft Co. Darton, F.. ft Co. Burroughs Wellcome A Oo.
ArausS^nsLesoherAWebb.LA. Ayrton, Saunders AOo , Ltd. Ohesebrough.Manfg. Oo.
Goodall, Backhouse & Co. Burroughs Wellcums ft Co. Maw, S., Son ft Sans Talc, Powdered
Harker, C. E.,Stagg ft Morgan Butcher, W., A Sons, Ltd. Reaarents Nitsche ft Gunther Optical Vermin Killers
Levers EvansSons Lescherft Wsbb.Lfl Levermore. Aug., ft Co.
Lofthouse & Saltmer, Ltd. Hopkin A Williams, Ltd. Co.. Ltd. Bowley, S., & Son
May, Roberts ft Co., Ltd. Kent, G. B , ft Sons, Ltd. Tea Christy, T., ft Co
Oldneld, Pattinson ft Co Recipes Spermaceti Cox,AithurH.,&Co.,Lta.
Potter ft Clarke, Ltd. Leuiion, Ltd. Christy, Thos., ft Co.
Sangers Brooks, Tom Farris, Charles Cupai, Lta
May. Roberts ft Co., Ltl. Price's Patent Candle Oo.,Ld. Tea Tablets
Shirley Bros., Ltd. Newbery, F., ft Sons, Ltd. Resins, Reslnolds Danysz Virus, Liu. .
Spices (Ground) Ayrton, Saunders ft Co., Ltd.
Southall Bros. & Barclay, Ltd Rajar, Ltd. Allen, Stafford, ft Sons, Ltd. EvansSonsLescherft Webb.liO
Allen, Stafford, ft Sons. Ltd. Teats
Standard Tablet ft Pill Co..Ld. Sangers "aofarlan. J. F.. A Co. Goodall, Backhouse ft Oo. Farmer, F.. ft Uu
Toogood. W., Ltd. ttan«nm. W.. ft Son, Ltd. Ingram, J. G., ft Son Harlev. Thnma'
Wyleys. Ltd. Spirit of Wine
Palatlnolds its. T. A H„ Ltd. Terpeneless Oils Hawker ft Botwood, Ltd.
Pboto. Postcards Burrough, J., Ltd.
Oppenheimer, SonftOo., Ltd. Calder, James, ft Co., Ltd. Naef, M., ft Co. Uilner** 'iheixtoai Uw.
Hilar, Ltd. Preston's Liverpool Distillery Polak ft Schwari
Paper
Handkercblefs Pile Powders Wosnlrators Co., Ltd. Zimmermann, C, ft Co., Ltd. Somerville, G.
Brown, J. M„ ft Co.
Tolnoco Handkerchief Co., Ld Mumfora, G. S„ ft Sons Sponges Theobromine Vet. Remedial.
Solport Bros., Ltd.
Parafflnum Pill «»*er» Internl.Spongelmporters.Ld Soheller, Emil, ft Co. Chesebrough Manfg Os
Vr bber Good* Smith, T. ft H., Ltd. Christy, Thos., A Oc
liquid am Comstock, W. H..Co., Ltd. Wnirtnrv »•**"• r, Sprays Societeit voor Ohemisohe In- Day A Sons (Crew*!, Ltfl'
ultrlnotaarr n«bber Oo. Edwards, W., ft Sou
Browning, W n . » u. UUl, A. I! , * Uu,, uci». Barge, Warren* Ridgley.Ltd. dustrie Katwijk Harvey ft Co. (Dablln).L»
Danes, Sons ft Co. '—'siv>«-"* Hldglsy.LM Tomlinson ft Haywaro,
Ohesebrougb Mnfg. Co. Christy, Thos., ft Oo. Thymol Wyleys, Ltd.
Farris, Charles Howard Lloyd A Co., Ltd. Davol Rubber Co. Hovenden, R., ft Sons, Ltd.
Produce Br >kers Co. Ltd. an J Rubeck. H. Water Beds,«c
Snowdon, Sons ft Co., Ltd. Kirby, H. ft T., ft Co., Ltd. Hayw . Ltd. Maw, s., Son ft Sons Verona uhemioal Oo.
Stern Sonnebom Oil Co. Ltd McKessonft Robbins Warne, Wm., A Co., Ltd.
Wiener. R. O., ft Co. Tr8i»T», J. G., * 8on Parke, Davis ft Oo. Tin Box Makers
Standard Tablet ft Pill Oo.,Ld. Sangers
Paste Powder tf»w , Son A Sons Toogood, Wm., Ltd. Goodall, Backhouse ft Co.
Wand Manufacturing Uo. LiverpoolTinCanisterOo.,Ltd.
Daxo Adhesive l'aste Powder Sprinkler Corks
Plasters w„Tompkins, J.. Ltd. Tinctures in Bond Water Glass
Co. Betts ft Co., Ltd.
Allcock Manufacturing Co. Tirm. A Co., Ltl. Allen, Stafford, ft Sons, Ltd. TGooomdlailnls,oBnaAokHhaoyuwsaerAaG,OL.»
Pastilles Stare Maofarlan, J. F., ft Oo.
Dalmas, A. de St., A uu. Rubber Stamps Mumford. G. S„ A Sons Ransom, W., ft Son, Ltd. Water Still*
Allen ft Hanburys, Ltd.
Burroughs Welloome ft Co. Galen Manufotg. Co.. Lta Richford. C. D. Stills Tinfoil
Demuth s Laboratories Bennett, Sons ft Shears, Ltl
Evans Sons, Lescher ft Webb Platinum Forshaw, E., ft Son, Ltd. Venesta Ltd. Brown A Sons .
Guest, Thos., ft Co. Stokes, F. J., Machine Oo.
Kerfoot, Thomas, ft Co. Johnson Matthey & Co., Ltd. Saccharin Tobacco Stokes, F. J„ M»ohln«*0°-
Wander, A., Ltd. Stoppers
Warrick Bros., Ltd. Pocket Spitting SteekartD Corporation, Ltd. Singleton A Cole, Ltd. Waters, Oonsss-
Flasks Rowe, T. Wilfrid
Patent Agents Salicylic Acid and Stipendum Stopper Oo. Toilet trated
Beatson, Clark ft Co., Ltd. Preparation* Robinson, B., A Co., Ltd.
Barker, R. W. S«i<<»vlatos Strychnine
Baworth, John E. Polishes (Varioasi Angl i-AmcricanPliarm.Co.Ld Waxes
Bosh, W.J., ft On., T.trt. Carnegie Bros. ennsty, T., ft Oo.
Peppermint Oil Bradley ft Bourdas Ouxson, Gerrard ft Co. Asiatic Petroleum Oo.
Oakey, J., ft Sons, Ltd. Centra] Exonrt Bnumi Sulphur Dearborn, Ltd.
Allen, Stafford, ft Sons Ltd Loudon Chemical Works, Ltd Fulford, 0. E., Ltd. Boehm F., Ltd.
Bush, W. J., ft Co., Ltd. Postal Iom« Reitmeyer Calburn A Kin* Goodall, Backhouse ft Co.
Dodge ft Oloott Co. Salvarsan, Ac, Hall Forster ft Co., Ltd. Farris, Charles
Ransom, W., ft Son, Ltd. Globe Box Co. dersley, Ltd. Knox- Walker, J., ft Co., Ltd. Morrison, R., & Co.
Rudd, F. M. Robinson A Sons Ltd. Substitutes Levers
Stevenson ft Howell, Ltd. Suppositories Lloyd, Aimee, ft Co. Prioe's Pat. Candle Oo.
Powder Paper Bresillon. M., ft Co. Papier Poudrt, Ltd.
Pepslne PeatProducts (Sphagnol) .Ltd. Quelch, H. C, ft Oo. Wiener, R. O., A Oo.
Papier Poudr.5 Ltd. Rosmarlne Mnfg. Oo.
Digestive Ferments Co. Sanitary Towels Surgical Appli- Stevenson ft Howell, Ltd. Weed Kll'«»*
Greefl, R W.. ft On ances sk Dressings & Nephews
Stearns, Fredk., & Co. •onthall Bros, ft Barclay. Ltd. Vlnolia Oo., Ltd. Cooper, Wm., Haywa.». n»
Allen ft Hanburys. Ltd. Tomlinson A
Peptone Bailey, R., ft Son Toilet Paper
Printers Santonxne Baiss Bros, ft Stevenson, Ltd White Oils
Armour ft Co.. Ltd. Berton, Arthur, Ltd. Ayrton, Saunders Ooft ., Ltd
Digestive Ferments Co. Butler & Tanner (Inset) Carnegie Bros. Burgoyne, Burbidges A Oo. Farris, Charles A Co., .
Cartwright ft Rattray, litd. Goldberg, I. L. Burgoyne, Burbidges A Oo. Fnrr). Shapland ft Co. Snowdon, Sons
Fairohild Bros, ft Foster Burroughs Welloome A Oo. " Mikado " (Inset) M»
Stearns, Fredk., ft Co. r"ora, Shapland A w. aponin Bush, Henry W., A Co., Ltd. Townsend, J .. ft Sons
Christy, Thos., A Oo. Wickered E»n de
Perfume Materials Suttley ft Stlvetlook, liM. Field, C. W., Ltd. Trade-Marks Cologne Bottles
Towusend, J., ft Sons Ouxson, Gerrard ft Co., Ltl. Agents
Bush. W. J., ft Co., Ltd. Waide, T,, ft Sons •laatlSs Lang, Jules,* Son
Wilkinson. James t. Apparatus Dalmas, A. de St.. * O". Barker. R. W.
Gulflevlc, E.. ft Co. Fassett & Johnson, Ltd. Ford, Shapland A Oo. Window rittisp
Kerfoot, T., ft Co. Proprietary *»-~v.r i otl 0o T,t<i. Rawoith, John E.
Lane-Hall, R., ft Co. PMUtmor. J. Galen Manfg. Co., Ltd. AAyrton-Graham. Ltd.
Articles Gimber, W., ft Son
MNaef, ., ft Co., Suoors. «a Salt Haynes. G., ft Co Southall Bros. A Barcl»T4«
Polak ft Schwarz Hospitals & GeneralContracts
Anglo-Amer. Pharm. Co., Ltd. TIAasaa A Son, Ltd. Window Ti«««"
Stevenson ft Howell, Ltd. Co., Ltd.
Wright.Layman &Umney,Ld Asbton ft Parsons, Ltd. " nr«iifn« Liverpool Lint Co. Merten, F., A Oo.
Zimmermann, 0., ft Co. Ltd.
Beecham, T. Hawker ft Botvvood, Ltd. Macfarlan, J. F., A Co. Wines, Medl«sl*<
Bell (John) , Hills ft Lucas , Ltd. I'smlieiea A Maywaru, Ltl. Maw, S.. Son ft Sons
May, Roberts ft Co., Ltl.
Bishop, Alfred, Ltd. I»r«™i and Burrough, Jj, Ltd. «„•
Burroughs
Brestusjii, M., ft uu. Antitoxins WeUcoms *

Browning, W., A Co. » lien A Hanborys, Ltd. Coleman A Co., Ltd. „.
BnrrougkiWelldbmeAOo.,Ld.
Burgess, E. CMrntT. T.. A Oo. Fletoher, Fletdner * Oo.,l>«
&0Christy, T., vanstons LescherA Webb, LI Hobson, Joseph, A Son
i. P«rt«. D»»1» A Oo.
Wlllidx. Joiean A Oo.
Cupal. Ltd. Idris ft Co., Ltd.
Shares
Daisy, Liu. Robinson, B.. A Co., MO-
McAdam ATucknist
Davenport, J. T., Ltd. Wrapaiar
Sbeep Dips
Deions, Ltd. Forgrow MaohtaMy
Burt.Bonltnn A Havw<v>dLl.
Dunoan, flock hart A Co. Wrist 8trs»i
Edwards, w ., ft Son Morris. Littlsft S n, Ltd.

EvansSonsLescherft Wsbb.Ll Tomllnson A Haywara, Ltl.

Fellows' Med. Manfg. 00. Solport Bros.
Feunlngs, Alfred
Ferris « Co., Ltd. Zln« oxldt
A 8on W-
Fulford, C. E., Ltd. Hubbnok, T„
Stevenson, H. B.. * 0o-
Goodall, Backhouse ft Co.
Henry, T. ft W. Zinc SolphaM
Hommel's (Dr.)H»ematogsn
Kay Bros., Ltd. Blythe, Wm., ft Co.,
Kutnow, S., ft Co., Ltd.

•January 29, 1916 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST 9

XDistol'of Piquant Charm

' I 'HIS, the newest "Distal" Otto, makes a charming and

A lasting floral perfume whose fragrance tantalisingly

eludes recognition, since it is not culled from one flower
alone, but is a piquant blending of the odours of many.

Incidentally, "Rozalea" illustrates the admirable simplicity of " Distol " Ottos,
this complex odour being prepared from one single concentrate by the addition
of S.V.R. and a small portion of water.

Samples of perfume made from "Rozalea" and any other five odours, together with a copy
oi the current number of the
any pharmacist on request. "Distol" Review. "Profitable Perfumery," sent free to

THOMAS KERFOOT & CO., (£±

>2>

THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST January 29, 1916

AU

Bishop's Preparations

are now

ON THE P.A.T.A.

PROTECTED AT FULL FACE VALUE.

WE have discontinued the old minimum
prices, and fixed the face value as the
lowest P.A.T.A. retail prices of our pro-

prietary sizes, which are consequently now

sold at the one price everywhere. Each
bottle bears a special prominent label showing
the new face price over our name, in order
to remove all misunderstanding or objection
on the part of the public.

Compare our Prices with our Competitors'

and you will see

It Pays to Push Bishop's.

ALFRED BISHOP, LTD.,

Manufacturing Chemists,

48 SPELMAN STREET, LONDON, N.E.

January 29, 1916 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST 1
1

TOWTfHWnTWTTTTTTTTTTTTHTHTHWTTffTHTTITJ

PHARMACEUTICAL AND

PHOTOGRAPHIC PRODUCTS
R.WGreeff &-Co.

IJ1WTT1 offer at lowest prices the

following products manufactured

in the United Kingdom, Allied
and Neutral Countries

(WHOLESALE QUANTITIES ONLY)

Barbitone Isarol (best I ch thy ol substitute)
Lithia Carbonate
Bromide of Ammonium Lithol (Ichthyol sub.)
Mercurials
Bromide of Potassium Methyl Salicylate
Bromide of Sodium Peppermint Oil
Chloral Hydrate Pepsine
Cinchonine Sulphate and Muriate Phenacetin
Cinchonidine Sulphate
Citric Acid Phenazone
Cocain Hydrochlor and Puriss Pyrogallic Acid
Cream of Tartar Potassium Sulpho-Guaiacolate
Creosote Carbonate Quinine
Formaldehyde Salicylate of Soda
Gallic Acid Sugar of Milk
Glycerophosphates Tannic Acid
Guaiacol Carbonate Tannin Albuminate

Heliotropin Terpineol

Hexamine Theobromine
Homatropine
Hydroquinone Vanillin

12 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST January 29, 1916

0

The only actual Manufacturing Wax Chandler in the City of London

This map shows the easy accessibility of Farris's from all parts of London.

If

FARRIS'S

GENUINE white BEESWAX.

GUARANTEED PURE AND AIR BLEACHED.

IN 1-oz. FLAT ROUNDS OR BLOCKS.

Celebrated for excellence and purity nearly three quarters of a century.

SAMPLES AND PRICES SUBMITTED FOR COMPARISON.

Large Stocks always ready for immediate delivery.

WAXES of every known kind and for every purpose.

CHARLES FARRIS, 71 bishopsgate, LONDON, E.C.

Worses -HELMET COURT, BISHOPSGATE, E.C.

Warehouses & Stores—91 & 93 BISHOPSGATE, and 12 WORMWOOD ST., E.C.

January 29, 1916 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST 3

TELEGRAPHIC 1
''•ADDRESS:

ELEVEN CENT LONDON

SEASONABLE

• LINES •

CAMPHOR AND
EUCALYPTUS ICE BLOCKS.

In printed oblong tins.

4rf. size, 2/7 dozen,

CAMPHOR ICE.

In printed oblong tins.
4d. size, 2/4 dozen.

BRONCHITIS KETTLES.
The "Cottage." London made.

Jointed spout and spreader.

3 pint 1/9, 4 pint 2/3 each.

AM MON I ATED TINCTURE
OF QUININE CAPSULES.

In round enamelled tins, 24
capsules, 6/6 dozen boxes,
72/- gross net.

GLASS INHALERS.
For Chloride of Ammonium

(No. 2150/s). 60/- dozen.

Something for Nothing.

There exists no definite standard for own as doubtlessly Mr. Morgan derived lines. The details of our bonus offer

the price of valuable books. A price- from his rare edition of Shakspeare. are set forth clearly.
less publication may be picked up for The copy cost this cognoscente a large
a few shillings. The next day, its true sum of money. Every "Parex" line is illustrated.
worth being known, it may realise a
The book we have in mind will cost Every " Parex " line is described in
fort nie.
the Pharmacist nothing. plain but convincing detail.
Some years ago, when an important
collection of books was about to be sold At the moment it is as rare as the This " Parex " List will be a book to
Shakspearian volume. Only half-a-
in London, Mr. Pierpont Morgan's keep. It will prove a source of
agent travelled six thousand miles to dozen copies exist.
secure a coveted First Folio Shak- In a few days there will be 10,000 profitable opportunities. "Parex" lines

speare. distributed. Every customer sin mid are not an experiment. They occupy

He returned to America with the receive a copy of the publication we a definite and important position in the

prize. This acquisition cost the famous —refer to our Listof "Parex" Prepara- Pharmaceutical world a position
;
millionaire ,£3,600. tions and Requisites.
Itconsistsof twenty-four pages. It strengthened every day by the increase
We know of a book that should give
forms a complete record of these famous in the number of our " Parex " cus-
every Pharmacist as much pleasure to
tomers, and by the

growing appreciation

of " Parex " value

among the public.

1

6

THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST January 29, 191

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Window- SHOWCARDS Wright's

Display Coal Tar

Competition Soap, 1916.

4 «.Y#>" No. 10. Simplex Showcards.
(Size8A in. by 8 in.)
MITES (W)RICHT
Mounted Showcard.
WRIGHT'S
No. 36. (Size 13 in. by 9* in.)
COAL TAR SOAP (Size 24i in. by \7§ in,
,. 37.
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(Size 13 in. by 10 in.)

§f>ejr>poo at Some with

Wright's - Coal Tar.

Shampoo Powder

It imkx the A\ir hotef fresh as it fee&

No. 42. (Size 9 in. by 12 in.)

No. 44. Mounted Showcard WRIGHT'S ™L No. 33. Cut-out Showcard.
(Size 13 in. by 16J in.)
SHAVING SOAP

•USED HERE-

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No. 18. Shaving Soap Showcard.
(Size 1 3 in. by 6:J in.)

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January 29, 1916 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST 15

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WINDOW DISPLAY COMPETITION

Wright's Coal Tar Soap, 1916.

ts. Coal Tar soap

Soid Ev'eswMeaE 4?TPf*.TABttT.'

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16 THE CHEMIST AND DBUGGIST January 29, 1916

Sanaphos is an organically
phosphated milk product, pre-
pared in England under strict
scientific control, Sanaphos is
sharply distinguished from the
numerous casein preparations
by the fact that it is rapidly
soluble in cold water, and that

it contains the natural milk
albumin, combined with

organic phosphorus compounds
showing a total phosphorus

content of 07 per cent.

MY ALlES

THE IDEAL RECONSfR

A VALUABLE RESTORATIVE IN NElHSffl

- ..- ; — I

Sanaphos is a reconstructive nerve food, indicated in mental and physical fa ue

,»

nervous breakdown, insomnia, and neurasthenia. It is nutrient, restorative and actiy in&'

January 29, 1916 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST 17

PHOS You are invited to write

to the makers, The

British Milk Products

Co., Ltd., 69 Mark Lane,

London, E.C. whenever

you require samples for

yourself or for phy-

sicians or large copies
;

of this handsome show-

card lithographed in

colours.

TIVE NERVE FOOD

NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA AND ANEMIA

jUliMili

S >iaphos is All-British. It surpasses and effectively displaces the product of an enemy alien. Surgeon-General
S : William Taylor, M.D., formerly (1898-1901) Chief Medical Officer of H.M. Forces in India, is Chairman of the

Company which owns and makes Sanaphos.

:

13 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST Januaby 29, 1916

OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO MANUFACTURERS OF SELF-RAISING
FLOUR AND BAKING POWDER.

Another British Victory

FOR

TARTACREAM

Not a substitute for—but really an improvement on Cream ol Tartar.

THE success attending the introduction has been
phenomenal. Orders have rolled in faster than we
could deal with them. Read the following extract

from a letter from one of the leading Wholesale Houses
in the Kingdom :

We** thank you for sending consignment of Tartacream, and will be

glad to have a further consignment as early as possible. The orders we
have on hand at the moment are 60 1-cwt. casks, and 80 28-lb. boxes,
i.e. after sending out the ton we have received to-day."

A (Quaker) Firm enjoying a world-wide reputation, writing

on November 27th, say :

"The Tartacream we have received from you this month gives us

every satisfaction."

An important firm of Self-Raising Flour Manufacturers say:

" We are delighted with Tartacream, and if Cream of Tartar was the

same price we would give Tartacream the preference."

From a leading firm of Self-raising Flour Manufacturers,
whose name is a household word

Dear Sirs, January 7th, 1916.

Please book us 5 tons of Tartacream, and we must have at least

We1 ton by Friday next. are glad to be able to tell you we very

much appreciate Tartacream for Self-Raising Flour. Our trade since

using same has increased 50%, and your recipe is a great improvement

upon anything we have ever used, and enables us to effect a very

considerable saving.

The originals may be seen at our Offices, and we will forfeit £1000 if not accurate.

They speak volumes. For Prices and Terms apply :

THE BRITISH WHEAT SALTS CO.
BIRMINGHAM.
Priorsleigh Works, Moseley Street -

Tel. Address: "LOAVES BIRMINGHAM." Telephone: MIDLAND 2591.

—

January 29, 1916 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST 19

REG. DESIGN NO. 585439 GOLD MEDAL AWARDED Showcards &

ON THE Health Qxhihition, London, Adelaide and <7KCelbourne. Handbills on

P.A.T.A. application

LIST

^he British Rec. Desicn No. t>8S139 'Uhe Lancet

^(Cedical Journal For Infants, Invalids, and the Aged. describes it
as :
says :
" Mr. Benger's
" Benger's Food has admirable pre-
by its excellence
paration."
established a reputa-
tion of its own.'*

This delicious, highly nutritive, and most easily- digested Food has been very successfully used in England for many years in the
rearing of Infants, and by those whose digestive powers have been weakened by illness or age. It may now be obtained in sealed tins

of Chemists, &c, throughout the Colonies and Abroad, and will prove a boon to Mothers and Nurses.

—The Practitioner says : " All these preparations are, we think, deserving of highest praise."
—The London Medical Record says : " It is retained when all other foods are rejected. It is invaluable."
—The Medical Press and Circular says: "Few modern improvements in pharmacy have done so much as Benger's
BENGER'S FOOD Preparations to assist the physician in his treatment of the sick."

is sold in Tins at Is. 6d., 2s. 6d., 5s., and 10s., by Chemists everywhere.

LIQUOR PANCREATICUS (Bengen). (registered)

Containing all the digestive principles of the fresh pancreas. Used to prepare peptonised or partially digested milk and other articles
of food. Directions for use with each bottle.

In 4, 8, and 16 oz. Bottles, to retail at 2s. 6d., 4s. 6d., and 8s. 6d.

POWDERSBENGER'S PEPTONISING (" <Pulvis Vancreatis Jlkalinus, {Tjenger "). Half a powder will peptonise a pint

of milk, gruel, beef tea, &c, in a few minutes. Box of Eight Powders, to retail at Is.

LIQUOR PEPTICUS (Benger).

An —exceedingly active luid Pepsine. Dose. One or two teaspoonfuls with meals. It is without disagreeable taste.

In 4, 8, and 16 oz. Bottles, to retail at 3s., 5s. 6d., and 10s. 6d.

PEPTONISED BEEFBENGER'S JELLY. A Delicious Quick Restorative.
A concentrated, partially digested, and solidified beef tea, of delicate flavour. Unlike the various Extracts and

Essences of Meat, it contains much of the fibrin or flesh-forming element of the beef in solution.

Glass Jars, 2s. each.

BENGER'S PEPTONISED CHICKEN JELLY.
A Nutritive Delicacy for Invalids. Glass Jars, 2s. each.

BENGER'S ESSENCE OF RENNET (Curdling Fluid)

Bottles Is. and Is. 9d. each.

BENGER'S PANCREATISED LENTIL FLOUR.

This flour is specially prepared for the use of children and invalids. It can be used in the same way as the well-known
" Benger's Food," for which it may be substituted when a change of diet is thought desirable.
Sold in Tins at Is. 6d. and 2s. 6d.

E** Benger's Preparations have the unqualified recommendation of the Medical Profession throughout the world.

Of all Wholesale Houses and Shippers or from the sole Manufacturers

* BENGER'S FOOD LTD., OTTER WORKS, MANCHESTER, ENGLAND.

NEWBRANCH OFFICES : YORK (U.S.A.): William Street. SYDNEY (N.S.W.): 117, Pitt Street.
,
CANADIAN AGENTS : The National Drug & Chemical Co., Ltd.
34, St. Gabriel Street, MONTREAL, and branches throughout CANADA. (48I

20 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST January 29, 1916

R. ESTABLISHED 131 YEARS.

J. FULLWOOD & BLAND'S

Celebrated Preparations are used and recommended at the principal

[Dairy Institutes, and have the largest sale in Great Britain.

Trade Mabk These
preparations
«300 IN PRIZES
annually to risers supplied
bulk;
•f B. J. F. & B also packed with

preparations. customer's own labels,
ndly allow us to submit
&Mice* and Manufactory: 31. 33 35 BEVJENDEN Samples and Quotations.

ST., HOXTON, LONDON. N>

Do You Sell

Sister Lauras Food?

SAPONINThe question is often asked nowadays.
The Chemist who does not stock Sister (SOLUBLE),
Lauras Food is missing a good line.

Sister Lauras Food is achieving great MANUFACTURED BY
success as a preparation for weakly

babes and for invalids and the aged.

It makes milk digestible and is invala-

able in cases of malnutrition.

G. W. FIELD, LTD;,It is a thoroughly reliable line and ono
that brings a handsome return. f

Samples and advertising matter free on application Cambrian Mills, LIVERPOOL

JfVWoo^SISTER LAURAS INFANT FOOD CO., Ltd.,

l^ial Terms to Wholesalers and large ConsimiK

PASCAH'S &Lofthouse Saltmer, Ltd.

GOLDEN fHl MALTEX Wholesale and Export Drug Merchants,
Manufacturing Chemists

HULL

Regret that, owing to great increases in cost of ingre-
dients and containers, they are reluctantly compelled
to raise the net prices of the following P.A.T.A. lines :

Contains of Protected Dozen
Retail.
25% especial Net.

Pure food value LOSALL'S SALT - 6d. tins 4-
Malt
Extract for „ V- „ 8/-
Children.
„ 1/6 bottles 10/6

"„ BALLROOM FLOOR POLISH 1/- tins 7/6

„ MILK FOOD (1/- tins) 10d. each 7/-
LOSALL'S SOAP
Dozen
Boxes net.

Fascall's Golden Maltex is admirably 4d. tabs. 8/6
•fl suited for sale by Chemists, owing to
(3 tabs, in box)
its nutritive and restorative qualities.
Chemists requiring effective advertising matter for
% Order through your Wholesale Drug- Losall's Salt, &c, will, on application direct to

gist, or direct from the manufacturers, Lofthouse & Saltmer, receive a liberal supply of

JAS. PASCALL, Ltd., LONDON, S.E. Dummies, Showcards, Window Slips, Price Tickets,
&c, Carriage Paid, whether or no they have an

account open with the Firm.

January 29, 1916 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST 21

Although only introduced five years ago

VITAFER
can now be obtained throughout the whole of the

BRITISH EMPIRE

and is the most popular and valuable of all
Tonic Foods.

The following list gives a few of the leading Agencies and Depots

Special Agencies :

CANADA J. B. KEEBLE. 53 Yonge Street, Toronto. NEW ZEALAND-J. A. COLTART, 147 Fitzgerald Avenue,
SOUTH AFRICA—C. GERRISH, P.O. Box 390. Cape Town.
Christchurch.
AUSTRALIA :
CHINA A. S. WATSON & CO., Ltd., Hong Kong, Shanghai,
SYDNEY —ELLIOTT BROS.,' Ltd.
DENYHR BROS. Canton. Amoy, etc.

MELBOURNE—FELTON, GRIMWADE & CO. EGYPT—JEFFREY W. EADY, P.O. Box 1078. Cairo.

W. J. W. CHILDS, P.O. Box 474. MALAY STATE 3—PRITCHARD & CO.. Penang and Ipoh.

ADELAIDE -A. M. BICKFORD & SONS, Ltd. J. LITTLE *V CO-, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur.

PERTH—FELTON. GRIMWADE & BICKFORD Ltd. SEREMBAN DISPENSARV. Seremban
WEST COAST OF AFRICA—PICKERING &SBERTHOUD,

Sierra Leone, etc.

Special Depots in India, Burma, and Ceylon :
CALCUTTA— LUCKNOW—SOLOMAN & CO., 42 Aminabad Park.
KARACHI—J. BLISS. E. BROOKS & CO.
SMITH. STANISTREET & CO., 9 Oalhousie Square RAWAL PINDI—W. WILSON.
BUTTO KRISTO PAUL & CO., 7 Bonfield's Lane.
A. B. DUIGENAN, 7 Colootollah Street. LAHORE, SIMLA, DELHI I . PLOMER & CO.
RANGOON — RANGOON MEDICAL HALL CO.,
BOMBAY—THOMSON & TAYLOR. Esplanade Road.
MAOON, SONS & CO., lb Abdul Rehman St 68 Merchant Street.

MADRAS—SPENCER & CO.. Ltd. (al! branches). COLOMBO-CARGILLS, Ltd.

W. E. SMITH & CO., Ltd

VITAFER is specially packed for Colonial Markets AS A GUIDE TO BUYERS, THE PRICES FOR THE HOME
—e.g. for India and the Tropics, in bottles con-
taining 4 oz., 8 oz., and 16 oz. —TRADE ARE AS FOLLOWS

Wholesale Agents or Merchants should in all In Square, Upright Tins, containing 2 oz., 4 oz ., 8 oz., and 16 oz.
cases specify the market, so as to get the right
packing. Wholesale: 9/-, 14/6, 24/-, 42/-

PER DOZEN.

WE INVITE CORRESPONDENCE REGARDING EXPORT TERMS.

&With all orders is sent an ample supply of Counter Window Advertising Material.

SOUTHALL BROS. & BARCLAY,

BIRMINGHAM.

22 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST January 29, 1916

JOHN LORIMER

MANUFACTURERS' AGENT, Importer of

119 Finsbury Pavement, London, EX. American Sundries.

SURGICAL FORCEPS

STYPTIC ASTRINGENT|

PENCILS.

BENZAL= SILVER AD EPS Manicure Flexible
PROTEINATE
DEHYDE LAN/E, Files.
BENZOIC ACID (Protargol)
B.P. RUBBER GOODS,
BENZOATE
CF SODA Anhydrous and etc. etc.

P.Q.V. Hydro u

British Make

THE MOST ECONOMICAL INFANTS' FOOD.

ON P.A.T.A. LIST. SHOWCARDS FREE.

FRAME FOOD CO., Standen Road, Southfields, London.

44 FERROCARNIS

A pleasantly flavoured solution of iron in organic combination with
BRAND'S Concentrated Raw Meat Juice.

Ferrocarnis combines the stimulating properties of meat juice with the tonic effect
of iron. This product does not cause constipation, and thus affords a means

of administering iron to patients who are unable to take ordinary iron preparations.

PBEPARED BY

&BRAND CO., LTD., SOUTH LAMBETH ROAD, S.W.

Januaey 29, 1916 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST 23

Telegraphic Address: "Pharmacy Manchester "

VALKASA

(REGISTERED TRADE MARK)

TONIC NERVE FOOD.

VALKASA consists of the essential ©I

constituent of MILK, for forming flesh

and muscle, with Glycerophosphates,

the latter containing PHOSPHORUS, in

organic combination, which nourishes the

-3JPERFFCT —brain and nerve tissues the whole forming

llltrient FOODan unrivalled for renewing strength,

^ImIUfsctDSers" re-invigorating the nervous system and

Mmchester Enc restoring the digestive functions.

VALKASA can be used to increase the nutritive

value of all kinds of foods, such as custards,
porridge, blanc-mange, puddings, omelets, &c.

&In 2 oz., 8 oz. 16 oz. Tins ... 1/-, 3/- and 5/6 (P.A.T.A. minimum).

SPECIAL PACKING FOR INDIA IN 3/- BOTTLES.

Stocked by London and Provincial Wholesale Houses. Showcards Supplied.

INDENTS THROUGH BRITISH SHIPPERS.

24 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST January 29, 1916

FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.

No. 22 ICY-HOT

Pint size

Corrugated
Nickel Plated.

Retail 8/6 each.
Per dozen 78/0

No. 62 BOTTLES

Quart size VACUUM FLASKS
Corrugated
Nickel Plated. WE GUARANTEE THAT THESE BOTTLES ARE
MADE IN AMERICA BY AMERICAN WORKMEN
Retail 12/6 each
Per dozen 108/J

Not Affiliated with any German Company

ALL BOTTLES EQUALLY' GUARANTEED TO

No. 23/6/7 No. 44 KEEP HOT THINGS HOT 30 HOURS.
Pint size. KEEP COLD THINGS COLD 3 DAYS.
Imitation Leather Pint size
Pints Refills Spare Corks
Enamelled on Best plain Quarts Pints ... 1/6 per dozen
Nickel Plated. 36/- per dozen Quarts ... 2/0 per dozen
Metal n Colour, Retail 10/6 each. 72 - per dozen
Wine, or Khaki. Per dozen 90/0
Retail 4/6 each. HENRYSole C. QUELCH & CO.
Per dozen 43/0 No. 88
Quart size Agents-
No. 6:71 Best plain
Quart size Nickel Plated. 4 & 5 Ludgate Square, LONDON, E.C.
Imitation Leather
Retail 15/6 each. May be obtained through all the London
Enamelled on Per dozen 132/0
or Provincial Wholesale Houses.
Metal in Colour,
Wine, or Khaki
Retail 9/6 each.
Per dozen 87/0

PURE
DRINKING WATER.

The Vacuum HasK
Pasteur
Chamberland MADE BY BOYTON & SON

Filter. CHARLES

OFFICIAL GOVERNMENT LONDON,Upper Charles Street. ' oswell Road, E.C.
STATEMENT:
A Reproduction of our Attractive Showcards.
Wherever the PASTEUR

FILTER has been applied,

TYPHOID FEVER has

disappeared.

WRITE FOR LIST B.

Sole Makers :

The British Pasteur Chamberland Filter Co.

5 WHITE STREET, FINSBURY,
LONDON, E.C.

January 29, 1916 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST 25

15he Name

has gained the confidence of an ever-increasing number of the Public who follow the advice of that dietetic
specialist, Dr. T. R. Allinson, whose preparations, manufactured solely by the Natural Food Co. Ltd.,
are in constant demand, and are the source of much profitable business to those chemists who stock them.

Dr. ALLINSON'S

NATURAL FOOD for BABIES

A preparation which has strongly established itself as an ideal infant's

food -successful even in the case of the most delicate or weakly children.

6d. Tins ... (.minimum retail price) 6d. each 5/- per doz.

1/- „ ».• „ llAd. „ 10/- „
24,- „
2/6 „ ... „ „ 2/4J „ 48/- „
„ 4/9 „
5/- „ ...

Dr. ALLINSON'S 'BRUNAK'

The breakfast drink, instead of Tea or Coffee, is finding a place in every

home. It does not cause nervousness, trembling, wakefulness, palpitation,
or flushing, as do tea and coffee. It is as refreshing as tea, as
fn=ty as coffee, as comforting ar. cocoa, and as harmless as water.

Jib. Packet (7d.) 5/6 doz. 1 lb. Packet (1/2) 11/- doz.

Dr. ALLINSON'S 'POWER'

Is a splendid food for breakfast or other meals. It is ready cooked.
The flavour is delicious, and everyone likes it.

In 1 lb. Packets 7d. each. 5/6 per dozen.

Dr. ALLINSON'S Prepared Barley

•f Tins 5/- per doz.
10/
1/- .. 24/-

2/6 „

Kindly Note.—If any of our goods fail to give satisfaction to, or are returned by your customer as being

soiled or out of condition from any cause, kindly exchange or allow for same, and we will either replace
the goods or refund amount to you as you prefer. All prices are subject to alteration without further
notice owing to the fluctuations in the price of raw materials consequent on the War.

We issue a list of Agents' addresses and shall be glad to add yours on receipt of a postcard

THE NATURAL FOOD CO., LTD., Bethnal Green, LONDON, E.

!

26 THE CHEMIST AND DKUGGIST January 29, 1916

Chymol

THE FOOD THAT BUILDS

CHYMOL has already made the beginning of a

big business for many Pharmacists. It is a satis-

factory preparation from the point of view of the

customer, because it is prepared with very con-

CHYMOLsiderable scientific care ; and is a

paying proposition from the point of view of

actual profit. To those Pharmacists who are

willing to co-operate with us on the selling scheme

we are offering a scale of profit that is sufficient

to compensate for all special atten-

tion in the nature of counter shows

and window displays.

The P.A.T.A. rnces are :

1- 2 6 and 10 -

THE CHYMOL COMPANY cOTh°Arv>
Armour & Company, Ltd.
cm
ATLANTIC HOUS^
HOL3 :RN VIADUCT, LONDON, F.C.

P_ oThoe o

„ that i
I Builds]

Januaey 29, 1916 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST

1

li

CHLORAL

FORMAMIDE

<CHLORALAMIDE>.

are now manufacturing

this in our Laboratories,

and are prepared to book con-
tracts for prompt or forward

delivery.

Burgoyne, Burbidges '3D Co.

EAST HAM LONDON, E.

Telegrams: "CYRIAX, EHAM, LONDON.''

HAMTelephone: EAST 686 (Four Lines).

28 THE CHEMIST AND DEUGGIST January 29, 1916

BUSH'S

MEDICINE TUMBLERS

Four Special Stock Lines

in

Hand-Engraved Tumblers.
PRICES AND QUOTATIONS ON APPLICATION.

No. 11. _TABLE No 36. — TABLE
SPOON
— DEiSERT
-DESSERT] j
TEA -TEA

-<S» No. 943.

No. 20.

HYDROMETER & SEDIMENT JARS

READY IN STOCK AT

COMPETITIVE PRICES

Wholesale and Export only.

Manufacturers of

Druggists' Sundries of All Kinds.

No. 111.

No. 694.

HENRY W. BUSH & CO., Ltd.

Rembrandt Works,

COMMERCIAL STREET, LONDON, E.

January 29, 1916 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST ;

29

ICHTHYOL LANOLINE SOAP

n CAN NOW BE OBTAINED n

FROM THE BRITISH MANUFACTURERS

SEND ALONG YOUR ORDERS DIRECT OR THROUGH YOUR WHOLESALER.

— WeN.B. will gladly post free samples with literature and lists direct to your

own special doctors in you r name if you will send us along their addresses.

Our offer applies equally abroad. Please remember Midgley's is the leading

British make and comprises one hundred different varieties, including :

SULPH. CAMPH. & BALS. PERU; ICHTHYOL; ICHTHYOL & SULPH.

BASIC; SULPHUR; THYMOL; RESORCIN ; LYSOL ; TAR and Com-

binations; HYD. BINIODID.; BORIC ACID; SULPH. & AC. SALICYL.

CORROS. SUB. ; EUCALYPTOL • &c.

The free export of Midgley's Soaps containing prohibited medicaments has

been specially granted by H.M. Qovernment (War Trade Dept.).

MIDGLEYS, d MANCHESTER.

soTp makerS,

An Open Letter to Manufacturers.

CHARLES MIDGLEY, LIMITED,

ENGLISH ANT) FOREIGN CHEMISTS.

Dear Sir,

Having already successfully handled special agencies for Lancashire and the North of England,

we are now open to accept additional ones. Having both Wholesale and Retail departments to

our business, we have all the requisite machinery for distributing goods through either channel.

The importance of manufacturers having active agents or representatives in large centres is no

less to-day despite the necessity for economising both in men and money which makes it so difficult.

We think the value and timeliness of our proposal from this point of view will commend itself to

you. Our travelling representative calls on doctors, institutions, merchants, &c, with samples, and

could do the same for you if desired.

4, EXCHANGE STREET, Yours faithfully,
MANCHESTER.
CHARLES MIDGLEY, LIMITED.

.

30 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST January 29, 1916

NOW SELL

is the time to Thermogene

Some of our attractive window material and the use one Chemist has made of it.

•-•••tiTiffjWiyiy

Thermogene Special

Window BONUS
Show
PAYS Terms

still

available

ii

Th ; s is Thermogene weather. Large advertisements in all the leading daily papers are reminding people of this fact. The
Ademand for Thermogene is ever growing.
Thermogene window show in your windows will link you up with our extensive
— —advertising campaign. Our terms are generous our showcards and window material attractive and distinctive our window

show bonus most profitable. Don't miss the best season for the best seller.

THE THERMOGENE CO., LTD.
HAY WARDS HEATH, SUSSEX.

FASSETT & JOHNSON 86Sz£$rtc™-

THERMOGENE

1 CURATIVE WADDING

VANDENBROECK'S PROCESS.

lis

January 2b, 1916

WEED KILLER. HORTICULTURAL

THE FAVOURITE BRAND. PREPARATIONS.

SAFELY PACKED. " EUREKATINE," the most successful
SATISFACTORY RESULTS.
Tobacco Fumigant. Destroys all Insect Pests
POWDER. In attractive ermmelled tins without injury to Flowers, Leaves or Plants.

Highly concentrated. Perfectly soluble. Fifty I/. .... For 2,000 feet space.
2/- ... ,, 5,000
gallons solution dresses '200 sq. yards oi paths. „ 10,000
4/- „ 20,000
1/- tins for 12 gallons 7/6

1/9 25 FREE TINS.

6/- „ lOO

Larger sizes, Lower rates.

h gallon .. 21- LIBERAL TERMS. Lar; er sizes. Lower ra.tes.

LIQUID 1 3/6 [ Safe, strong ATTRACTIVE ' EUREKA" QUASSIA INSECTICIDE.
,, LAWN S4ND.
1-50. 2 6/6 r drums, charged Advertising matter. ,. HELLEBORE POWDER,
BORDEAUX MIXTURE.
5 14/- but returnable.
I HAY WARD S "SUMMER SHADE,"&c. &C,

lO . 25/6 /

Larger sizes Lower rates

&Write for full HAYWARD, LTD,, LINCOLN.

TOMLINSONlist &c.

HAYWARD'S

Yellow Paste Dip.

Liquid Dips.

Combined Glycerine Dip.

SHEEPNon-Poisonous Paste & Cake.
W-WfN Luddington's Oils.
DIPS.
J|*fe Worm Specific & Tablets.
;
JTC^Foot Rot Cures, &c.

Everything: in the Dip

and Veterinary lines.

&TOMLINSON.t^soil Manufectu^ro HAYWARD, Ltd., LINCOLN.

DAIRY PREPARATIONS.

TOMLINSON & CO.'S WATER-CLASS

BUTTER POWDER, Packed in Chemists' own
BUTTER COLOUR,
PRESERVATIVE, names. Attractive styles.
CHEESE RENNET,
CHEESE COLOUR, &c. 75 per cent, of the Chemists

On F». A.T.A. selling an Egg Preservative

obtain supplies from us.

NOW IS THE TIME to

send your orders. Favour-

WILLSON'S JUNKET TABLETS, able terms. Satisfaction given.
ANNATTO,
PERTH TINTS, &c. CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.

WRITE FOR & Hayward, Ltd., Lincoln.

LISTS, etc., Tomlinson

32 THE CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST January 29, 1916

1»

ASPIRIN REDUCED

E have now completed arrangements for the supply of

ENGLISH ASPIRIN

and after going carefully into the cost, we find we are in a position to

make substantial reductions in the prices of Aspirin Tablets, grs. v :

Bottles of Bottles of Bottles of In Bulk

25 Tablets 50 Tablets 100 Tablets 38-

129 24 9 48 - per 1000
Tablets
per dozen per dozen per dozen

THESE PRICES WILL ONLY REMAIN IN FORCE

SO LONG AS RAW MATERIALS LAST.

The Aspirin itself is guaranteed to be
absolutely pure and equal to, if not
better, than that of alien enemy origin.

Chemist's Name and Address on 1 dozen.

© D3.D (3 KlTE'li^

01 K] (Id IL&K] [)





Supplement to the Chemist and Druggist, January 29th, 1916.

Packed Drugs

Bearing Chemist s own Name and Address printed on Labels free with orders to the

value of 12/- for each preparation.

Extract of Malt Extract of Malt Extract of Malt

In amber-tinted round jars, screw caps. In amber-tinted oval jars, screw caps, In amber-tinted square jars, screw caps.

h lb. 1 lb. 2 lb. 4 lb. i lb. 1 lb. 2 lb. 4 lb. 4 lb. 1 lb. 2 lb. 4 lb.

Extract of Malt Extract of Malt

In amber-tinted w.m. bottles. wIn amber-tinted ill, bottles, screw caps.

6 oz. f.c. 8 oz. 12 oz. 10 oz. 24 oz. h lb. 2 lb.

Ext. Malt and Cod-Liver Oil Ext. Malt and Cod-Liver Oil Ext. Malt and Cod-Liver Oil

In amber-tinted round jars, screw caps. In amber-tinted oval jars, screw caps. In amber-tinted square jars, screw caps,

4 lb. 1 lb. 2 lb. 4 lb. i lb. 1 lb. 2 lb. 4 lb. I lb.. 1 lb. 2 lb. 4 lb.

Ext. Malt and Cod-Liver Oil Ext. Malt and Cod-Liver Oil

In amber-tinted w.m. bottles. In amber-tinted w.m. bottles, screw caps.

6 oz. f.c. 8 oz. 12 oz. Id oz. 24 oz. h lb. 2 lb. 4 lb.

Seidlitz Powders, B.P. Seltzogene Powders (hand-weighed)

Loose, Banded, in Envelopes, or Boxed. 12 charges in a box.
Ordinary or Extra Strong. 3 pint. 5 pint. 8 pint.

Special Prices quoted for deliveries of I gross and upwards.

Samples and Prices forwarded on request. Cartons 9d. per doz. extra.

& HAllen anburys Ltd.

LONDON.

Supplement to the Chemist and Druggist, January 29th, 1916.

P

i

Packed Drugs

Bearing Chemist s own Name and Address printed on Labels free with orders to the

value of 12/- for each preparation.

Asthma Cure Black Currant Cough Balsam Aniseed Cough Balsam

bupphe in tins. Supplied ill panelled Hats. Supplied in panelled Hats.
2 oz. 4 oz. 8 oz. 2 oz. 4 oz.
2 <>z. tins. 3i oz. tins.

Horehound and Honey Cough Balsam Lemon Juice, Honey and Glycerin Cough Balsam

Supplied in panelled Hats. 2 oz. 4 oz. 8 oz. Supplied in panelled Hats. 2 oz. 4 oz.

Cherry Pectoral Cough Linctus Linseed and Honey Cough Balsam Lung and Bronchial Syrup

Supplied in panelled Hats. Supplied in panelled Hats. Supplied in panelled Hats.
2 oz. 4 oz. 8 oz. 2 oz. 4 oz. 8 oz. 2 oz. 4 oz.

Syrup of Horehound and Linseed Pectoral Syrup Lozenges, Compressed

Supplied ill panelled Hats Supplied in panelled Hats. (Bronchial, Pine and Camph., Sulph. and Lime)
2 oz. 4 oz. 8 oz.
2 oz. 4 oz. Boxed, 48 in each.

Embrocation, Household Influenza Capsules Gout and Rheumatic Mixture

Supplied in plug-stoppered t Supplied in hi ed lid Supplied in dispensing Hats
4 oz. <S oz. 6 oz. 12 oz.

Special Prices quoted for deliveries of 1 gross and upwards.
Samples and Prices forwarded on request. Cartons 6d. and 9d. per dozen extra.

Allen ck Hanburys Ltd.

LONDON.

I

Supplement to the Chemist and Druggist, January 29th, 1916.

im Guv AiiuuAnjcOuzA,

O liver Oil \mW.1

Packed Drugs

Bearing Chemist's own Name and Address printed on Labels free with orders to the

value of 12/- for each preparation.

(k Blood Purifier

Supplied in r.c. dispensing flats. 6 oz. 12"/.

Cod-Liver Oil Emulsion Capsules, Flexible Gelatine Castor Oil, Cold Drawn

Supplied in W.G. Emulsion flats. Supplied in round tins, labelled. Supplied in panelled flats.
2 oz. 4 oz. 8 oz.
4 oz. 6 oz. 8 oz. 12 oz. Cascara 24X30 m.
36X10 m.
Cod-Liver Oil Emulsion Copaiba ' 30X30 m. Castor Oil, Tasteless

Supplied in W.G. panelled Emulsion flats. Amnion. Quin. 24 x 10 m. Supplied in panelled flats.
2 oz. 4 oz. 8 oz.
6 oz. 8 oz, 12 oz. 16 oz. Sandal Wood Oil

Comp. Liquorice Powder Coca Wine Camphorated Oil

Supplied in W.G. Kalis. No. 3 qual. Supplied in bla k wines. Supplied in non-actinie i n flats
2 in 4 oz. 4 in 8 oz 8 in 16 oz. Hall bottles. Bottles. 2 oz. 4 oz. 6 i

Eucalyptus Oil, B.P. Petroleum Emulsion Quinine Wine

Supplied in r.c. dispensing flats, Supplied in W.G. Emulsion panels Supplied in smu }gler quarts.
1 oz. 2 oz. 4 oz.
6 oz. 8 oz. 12 oz. 16 oz. Half bottles. S. quarts.

Special Prices quoted for deliveries of 1 gross and upwards.
Samples and Prices forwarded on request. Cartons 9d. per doz. extra.

& HAllen anburys Ltd.

LONDON.

Supplement to the Chemist and Druggist, January 29th, 1916.

Supplement to the Chemist and Druggist, January 29th, 1916

I Pond

SKIN

FSOAP

KmM

Toilet Preparations

Bearing Chemist s own Name and Address printed on Labels free wilh orders to the

value of 12/- for each preparation.

Thymol Tooth Paste Lavender Water Tooth Pastes [assorted]

In collapsible tubes. In non-actinic green buttles In collapsible tubes.
1 oz. f.c. li oz. f.c. 2 oz. f.. 1 oz. 2 oz. 4 oz.

Bath Powder Violet Powder

In cardboard barrels, 8 oz. 16 In cardboard barrels, 4 oz.

Tinct. of Myrrh and Borax TOILET SOAPS (Superfatted) Toilet Paraffin

In W.G. panelled flats. Supplied iii bulk, certificate wrappers. In panelled flats.
Wrappers 4 oz. 8 oz.
2—Nos. 1 or 2 oz. 4 oz.
: Poudre de Riz
Face Powder
Letterpress, In fancy boxes. .1 oz.
In fancy boxes, 3 oz.
Fancy coloured lithograph, Tooth Powders
Talc Dusting Powder Gold blocked.
In art green round tins.
In tins, sprinkler top. Oval. Wedgwood, or Oblong series packed in
boxes containing 3 tablets

Special Prices quoted for deliveries of 1 gross and upwards.
Samples and Prices forwarded on request. Cartons 9d. per doz. extra

Allen & Hanburys Ltd.

LONDON.



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££e WouSe

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DIKIXTORS

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STAFF. R.N.Y.R
7th London Batt, R.F.A.
Cook, E. A., 2nd Lieut. West Yorkshire Regiment Kidman. S.
Bargrove, R. E. J Seaman King, C. R. Army Ord Corps
Bennett, F R.A.M.C.T. New. J
Bidewell, E. R. Royal Flying Corps Roberts, Wilson Terri torial
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WBlyther, C. l3t East Anglian Brigade Tyler, Arthur Westminster Dragoons
Tyler, C. Westminster Dragoons
Catt, Staff-Scrgt. Major C. G R.G.A. White, F. J.. Sergt. R.A.M.C T
Dow. W. W. Royal Fusiliers Wivell. G. F
Fletcher, Lieut- R. H. Queen Victoria Rifles Woodgate. F J,. Corpl. Army Service Corps
Fysh, A. R. Ar.ny Ord. Corps
R.A.M.C
Harris, H.
Q.Y.R.
WORKMEN. 6th Essex
6th Essex
Baker, B. E. A.S.C WMortimer. A.
Beetlestone, Last Anglian (Essexi R.G.A. 13th Essex, W. H. Battalion
Bell. Edw. 17th County of London Murray, A, J Middlesex Regiment
Brainwood, V.'m.
R.F.A. Murphy. E. 11th Essex. N.R.
WBrocks. Sergt.
l3t Essex Battery. R.F A WNeal. J Army Service Corps
Broughton, A, 1st London Royal Engineers R.A.M.C,
Bryett, Y;. H. 1 7th County of London Batt, Noakes, A. Army Servioe Corps, M T
Buck Royal Field Fusiliers
Casey, J. East Anglian 'Essex 1 R.G.A. N unn, Wm, R.F.A.
Chapman, H. Royal Fusiliers R.F.A,
20* Battery R H A Passmoro. T. H. Royal Berkshire Regiment
Clifford, H. P. Royal Field Artillery Cty. of Lond. Batt., 5th L.I.B.
CorniBh, E. R Discharged Petinick. Wm. 17th County London
Cowell, Albert 17th County of London 4th Hussars, Q.O.
Dance, John R.F A Phillips, A. 4th City of London R.F.
Davis. J. Army Service Corps Royal Engineers
Death, A. H., Corpi. 17th County of London Piatt, James 1st London Divisional Engrs.
Essex Regiment East Surrey Regiment
Dunn, J. H Reese, C R.A.M.C. (T)
Edgeley, Chas. R.F.A. 17th County of London Batt.
Essom, J. H,, Sergt. Rifle Brigade Rentecombe, Sergt. F. Duke of Cornwall's L.I.
Evano. R. 10th County of London 3rd Batt. Esbox Regiment
Faney, C. J. 8th Batt. Rifle Brigade WRobbins.
Fischer. R. A South Lancashire Regiment (killed in action)
Glyde. A. G. 14th HussarB Savage. A. V 17th County of London Batt.
Harding, A. 8th Essex Cycle Corps. 61 Comp., Exped. Force
HelpB, Thoa. Duke of Cornwall L.I. Savage. H. S. Royal Fleet Reserves
Higgins, Thos. F. 17th County of London Batt-
Hodson. H. L Cycle Coy. YVeBt Ham Batt. Scaggs. E. R. Essex Regiment. 6th Batt.
Hodson, R. R.F.A.
Hopkins. YV R.A.M.C. Sealey. 1. 1.
Ingle. J. S R.G.A 3rd King's Own Hussars
Jacobs, G. R.F.A. (discharged) WSearlo, F. Bedfordshire Regiment
2nd City of London R.F.
Jeffreys. A. J. 6th Essox, H Company Starling, Erneat
Keep, A. J. J. Royal West Kent Regiment R F.A.
Keep, H. 17th County of London Batt. Tanter, J. W. Army Transp. Corps
Lee, A. National Reserve, 6th Essex
K.R.R.. 6th Battalion Taylor. P. 1st East Anglian Brig.. A.S.C.
Locke, W. Royal West Konts 6th Essex
Lucas, Driver Thome, Albert Royal Berks.
McKay Army Service Corps 13th Essex
1 Bt Essex Batt., R.F.A. Thorne. G. A. 61st Comp., Exped. Force
WMakin, Army Service Corps
Turner. P. W. Munitions
Manning, Wm. National Reserve Turner, W. F. Munitions
Turpin, F Munitions
Maris Army Service Corps
Martin, J. T Tyler. F- G-
Maynard. A Discharged Wagstaff. Goo.
Army Service Corps Walker, B.
Mcdcalfe. Qtr.-MaBter-Sgt. 8th Cyclist Essex Regiment Warren, L.

(accidentally shot) Waters, J. W.
Norfolk Regiment
Weddell, H.
Whelan, A.
White. E.
White, Patient
Whiiehead, J.

Windy, W- A.. Cpl.

Winters. H. C-
Young, A.
Young. E.

Hazel!, Wm.

Waites. H.
Walker. Geo.

Soap Bubbles

—And this Life is little more

A Bubble thrown on Fate's hard rocky shore

It has its moments of bright phantasy,
And floats in fairy elegance above
The common Earth our gross humanity

;

In golden glittering hues, as perfect love
It hovers on the breezes' lightest breath

Until its own expansion woos its death.

H.A.

SOAP

ITS HISTORY AND CONNECTION WITH
THE HOUSE OF

COOK'S, LONDON.

Had I the Muse of Byron or of Hood,

I'd sing of Soap in rythmic cantos sweet;
Enchant thine ear and widen thy purview

;

Bring home to thee the wondrous, world-wide sec
That he must take who manufactures Soap.
Take thee to lands across the Southern Seas,
And roam the world in search of our supplies.
Had I a tongue of eloquence so rare

That I could tell the story of the earth

And carol forth its glories,
I would engage to bring before thy mind

A feast so rich of goods that soaps enhance,

As to astound thee.
But being one of modest mind and mien,
I will relate in simple words and true
The History of Soap as I do know it.
And crave your pardon that I'm not a poet.

H.A.

History of Cook's, London.

Chapter I. was used early in the 7th Century
(B.C.) as recorded by Jeremiah about
50MEWHERE, far away in the the year 612, B.C.

past ages, someone conceived Homer, in describing the laundry

the idea of making Soap. It operations of Nausicaa and her maid-
may have been a world-weary ens, makes no mention of the use of
soap, but tells us that they washed
scholar or apothecary, desirous of clothes by treading upon them with
wresting from nature yet another of their feet in pits of water. It is.

her secrets, or it may have been

some beaute-
ous damsel

desirous of

making her-

self yet more

fair. History

tells us not.

We are left

to draw upon

our imagina-

tion as to the

ablutions of

our eaidiest

ancestors.

The Hebrew

' b 6 r i t h,"
'

translated

"soap," is Ruins of Pompeii

merely a gen-

eral term for cleansing substances. however, comforting to find that

A reference is made in Job IX., 30, when Pompeii was uncovered to the
of "snow water" being used for modern world a soap factory was
laid bare and some soap was found
making hands clean, and again in

Jeremiah II., 22 (revised version), in quite good condition.
the following appears: " For though The historian Pliny, or, to give

thou wash thee with lye, and take him his full title, Caius Plinius
thee much soap, yet thine iniquity is
marked before me." By the latter it Secundus, who perished A.D. 79 in
is clearly shown that a kind of soap
the destruction that Vesuvius rained

down on Pompeii and Herculaneum,

—

History of Cook's, London. 5

records the introduction of soap as The manufacture of Soap began

an invention of the Gauls, made in London in 1524, but not until a
from tallow and ashes. He speaks hundred years later do we come

—of two kinds liquid soap and hard upon any authoritative history of its
—soap but declares that the soap
progress.
was used to " give a reddish tint to
the hair," and as the Latin name Charles [. gave a monopoly to the
Governor, Assistants and Fellows of
—for soap is " Sapo " a pomade for
—colouring the hair Pliny was no the Society of Soapmakers at West-

doubt correct. He also states that minster, in 1622, on the condition of
soap was used more by men than by
women. their payment to him of £4 per ton

There is no doubt that before on 5,000 tons annually. Some
soap, as we know it, was invented,
detergents of one sort or another twenty Soapmakers outside the
were in general use, but in primitive
forms. There are, and always have Society objected, and were promptly
fined in various sums from £500 to
been, various soapy plants: that is. £1,500 and sent to prison, where two
of them died. The Society obtained
plants, the roots, leaves or berries of powers to restrict the soapmaking

which can be used for making Lip a industry to them, and arbitrary rules
compound of a distinctly soapy were laid down as to the price at
nature, such as quillaia bark, the
coealpina, and the well-known soap-

Wewort (saponaria officinalis).

know that the Romans used these,
and what more natural than that
they should have introduced them
into England ?

" Savon," the French word for

soap, is ascribed to its having been
manufactured at Savona, near

Genoa.

Chapter II. Charles I, about 1625.

Soapmaking as a trade was first
introduced into England in the 14th
Century, and we read of soap being

sold in Bristol at Id. per lb.

6 History of Cook's, London.

which soap should be sold, and the between Parliament and King, and
materials from which it should be advent of Oliver Cromwell, and
made. In 1635 other Soapmakers execution of Charles I. on the 30th
came on the scene and were com- January, 1649, the terrible plague of
mitted to prison, and greater power London in 1665, which carried off
was given to the Society on con- more than 70,000 people, the great
dition that the £4 per ton was fire in the very next year, which
increased to £6. In 1 637, according nearly wiped out London and de-
to a pamphlet printed by Nicholas stroyed nearly a hundred churches,
Bourne in 1641, the Society "having
vexed the whole Kingdom with their including St. Paul's Cathedral, the
soap, obtained a Warrant from His religious persecution, and the revol-
Majesty for £40,000 for giving up ution of 1688. In 1700, during the
the patent, and £3,000 for their
houses, and they obliged the soap- reign of William III., the famous
makers of London to pay them Act of Settlement determining the
£20,000 for their material, so that Protestant succession to the Throne
they might have use of their trade was passed, and in this reign, the
again, of which they had been de- Bank of England was established,
the National Debt was commenced,
prived." and the Society for Promoting
This did not, however, stop the Christian Knowledge was founded.

persecution of the unfortunate Soap Little wonder if amongst all these
Manufacturers, as we rind the Soap- stirring and epoch-making events,
makers of London presenting an the peaceful trade of soapmaking
address to Parliament on the 24th was hidden in obscurity so far as the
September 1650, complaining of the
excise laid upon their imported historian is concerned, but that it
materials, potash, oil and tallow, and
moreover, having to pay 4s. 8d. per was making progress is certain, for
barrel excise on the manufactured in the year 1711 Queen Anne thought
it good enough to impose an Excise
soap.
Duty.
From this time, very little is
known of the trade until the be- Chapter III.

ginning of the Eighteenth Century. The Excise Duty imposed upon
Soap by Queen Anne in the year
They were stormy times, and the 1711 was one penny per pound upon
all soap made in Great Britain. This
chronicles are taken up with the charge of very nearly Ten Pounds
per ton pressed very heavily upon
important doings of the Long Par- the Soapmakers, and when it was
liament, the quarrels and battles